Sentence examples for carbon dioxide created from inspiring English sources
As a report published by Scientific American explains, the plant will use a newly installed system to capture 90percentt of the carbon dioxide created during combustion.
Still, considerable R&D is required, particularly in the area of absorbing or storing carbon dioxide created in power generation so that it does not pollute the atmosphere.
The treaty negotiated in Kyoto calls for countries to agree to legally binding targets for curbing heat-trapping gases, mainly carbon dioxide created by burning fossil fuels like oil.
On global warming, Mr. DioGuardi said he believed in it, Mr. Blakeman said the jury was still out, and Mr. Malpass said he did not believe carbon dioxide created from human activity was warming the planet.
CCS removes the carbon dioxide created in burning fossil fuels to generate electric power or from produced natural gas and stores it underground — perhaps in depleted oil and gas reservoirs.
A high-tech facility in Muruku, currently in the final stages of construction, will convert the biogas — primarily methane and carbon dioxide, created from the decomposing waste — into a renewable energy source.
Most often it happens when water, trickling down through the air and the ground, picks up carbon dioxide, creating a very weak acid.
When it dissolves in water, carbon dioxide creates an acid that some scientists propose will eat away at the cap rocks and eventually rupture the protective seal.
Rather than using it to create a plastic, the company uses traditionally-produced plastic monomers to trap carbon dioxide, creating foams that can be used in construction, clothing, footwear and a host of other products.
Conversely, the mouth will not purify the air before entering the body such that higher amounts of carbon dioxide create a toxic environment.
The narrator states that early microbes "released oxygen from water in the form of carbon dioxide to create a breathable atmosphere," instead of saying that these microbes released oxygen from water and carbon dioxide, creating an atmosphere that many of today's organisms breath.
