Sentence examples for call carbon dioxide from inspiring English sources

People who call carbon dioxide "carbon" know even less about science than I do.

Fact: "Many scientists" call carbon dioxide a greenhouse gas.

The lobby group hosted a summit last December featuring a speaker who called carbon dioxide emissions "the elixir of life".

In addition to Perry, the TPPF has links to Trump's team through Doug Domenech, head of the president-elect's interior department transition team, who has called carbon dioxide a "trace greenhouse gas".

But Hackett figures Salt Creek has as much as 250 million barrels left in it and is spending $200 million to revivify the field using a technique called carbon dioxide flooding.

She has touted the supposed benefits of pollution, calling carbon dioxide "the gas of life" and "lacking any characteristics of a pollutant" and arguing that an "abolition of fossil fuels...would be...morally objectionable".

For instance, a lot of carbon that used to be underground in the form of coal, oil and gas is now, after being used (burnt) in the air, bounded with oxygen and we call it carbon dioxide or CO2.

Yet the New York Times and other major media strain to keep the global warming movement alive by carefully ignoring global warming "skeptics," and giving undeserved coverage to a small minority of liberal Republicans who call for carbon dioxide restrictions.

It's quite common for some inexpensive white wines to be bottled with what is technically called dissolved carbon dioxide.

Dr. Plass examines the various factors that enter into what is called the "carbon dioxide balance," including the exchange of carbon dioxide between the oceans and the atmosphere.

A slow secondary fermentation of residual or added sugar (called primings) or, in lager brewing, the addition of actively fermenting wort (called krausen) generates carbon dioxide, which is vented and purges the green beer of undesirable volatile compounds.