Sentence examples for effects of burning from inspiring English sources

"Gas flaring is not allowed, which completely eliminates the negative effects of burning liquefied petroleum gas, CO2 emissions and greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.

A third phase will go into questions of environmental damage related to the cleanup effort, including the effects of burning the oil and the use of dispersants.

But last week, a federal court ruling on a case brought by ACF against the environment minister found he did not need to consider the effects of burning the coal dug out of the mine.

On weekends, a varying schedule of demonstrations allows visitors to examine their own pores using a digital microscope, for example, or simulate the effects of burning fossil fuels just by breathing.

However, a QR code on Banksy's artwork links to a video appearing to show police vans using water cannon and tear gas in the camp, with refugees running away from the gas' combined effects of burning eyes, vomiting and dizziness.

There is an ugly irony about extracting oil from one of the places already threatened by the effects of burning fossil fuel – where the summer ice is much reduced and temperatures are shooting up: you make the place complicit in its own destruction.

A study by the Technical University of Denmark looked at 55 products and compared the effects of burying, burning or recycling them.

Since both the periodically burned and annually burned watersheds were burned in April 1999, the lower microarthropod abundance in the annually burned watershed was not simply an immediate effect of burning.

Climate change is contentious enough as an unintended side-effect of burning fossil fuels.

They even multiplied the CO2 emissions for the air-freighted Kenyan roses by a factor of nearly three, to account for the increased effect of burning fuel at a high altitude.

We evaluated the effect of burning on soil water content and the above ground productivity.