Sentence examples for carbon potentially from inspiring English sources

For decades scientists have speculated that rising global temperatures might alter the ability of soils to store carbon, potentially releasing huge amounts of carbon into the atmosphere and triggering runaway climate change.

The high TC, DOC and δ13C values in the snow samples from Northern Sweden likely document a higher amount of allochthonous carbon potentially derived from higher plants, and the large amounts of pine pollen blown onto the glaciers and snow fields from the lower parts of the Tarfala valley.

However, new research shows that the thawing also fosters the growth of plants that suck up carbon, potentially offsetting rising methane emissions.

It also intends to sell carbon credits, potentially in California's regulated carbon market.

From buckyballs to nanotubes, new engineered forms of carbon could potentially be exploited in exciting ways.

Both the CuPc and low temperature processed carbon are potentially noble metal-free and highly stable.

This gave Russia access to millions of carbon credits, potentially worth billions of dollars, which were awarded on the basis of reductions in emissions made from 1990 onwards.

Researcher can now make exact copies of carbon nanotubes, potentially overcoming one of the greatest obstacles to widespread applications of the nanomaterials.

And algae are voracious consumers of carbon dioxide, potentially helping to keep some of this greenhouse gas from contributing to global warming.

The present dataset of decadal woody cover change might aid in more accurately quantifying the extent to which WPE contributes to the global carbon sink, potentially offsetting the carbon losses from deforestation.

Mesocarbon microbead (MCMB) based material, as a kind of high-density carbon, can potentially possess high mechanical strength at high temperature.