Sentence examples for counter carbon from inspiring English sources

The studies, described in today's issue of the journal Nature, were limited to loblolly pine forests in North Carolina, but the authors said their findings suggested a limit to the value of forest planting to counter carbon dioxide emissions from smokestacks and tailpipes that many scientists say are warming the climate.

In the last 18 months, the number of people who used The CarbonNeutral Company's Web site to buy offsets to counter the carbon from airplane flights increased by a multiple of 10.

These days, even individual consumers are joining in to pay offset retailers somewhere between $3 and $40 per ton in order to counter the carbon they emit driving to work or just running their refrigerators.

The experimental part of this study is devoted to the validation of a measuring station including an 3He counter with carbon for neutron moderation.

In recent years, the voluntary over-the-counter (OTC) carbon market has reached a significant market volume.

In this perspective, the recent significant progress in preparing various forms of carbon counter electrodes for DSSCs is systematically summarized, and the pivotal factors in determining catalytic performance of carbon counter electrodes is highlighted in detail.

The detector acts as a "carbon counter".

I was disappointed by Jonathan Franzen's recent article, which pits conservation work against efforts to counter climate change ("Carbon Capture," April 6th).

And so, a strategy to counter disaster: tax carbon dioxide, phase out fossil-fuel subsidies, improve farm productivity and put talk into action, now.

"Have a quick rifle through your cupboards and fridge and jot down a note of the countries of origin for each food product," Mark Lynas wrote in his popular handbook "Carbon Counter," published last year by HarperCollins.

In this work, CuPc were introduced as HTM in carbon counter electrode-based CsPbBr3 inorganic PSCs.