Sentence examples for fires emitting from inspiring English sources

We know that with increases in population, there has been increased industrialization of the region (leading mainly to emissions of sulfates) and increased used of cooking fires (emitting black carbon).

The floor is carved granita stone and the columns are of andesite, both sourced in the Sacred Valley, while the beams are from local eucalyptus trees, which also burn in the fires, emitting a lovely, sweet smell that's now ubiquitous in the Andes.

The type of development that has been blamed for forest fires, emitting copious amounts of CO2 and tarnishing the image of palm oil.

"Petroleum-based fires emit cyanide gas and one full breath can kill you.

Early dry season (EDS) burning or strategic prescribed burning has been found to be most effective in this regard as late dry season (LDS) fires emit 52% more emissions per unit area than do EDS fires [16].

Fires emit significant amounts of CO2 to the atmosphere.

Noncombustion processes emit Hg as Hg(0), but combustion processes (including fuel use, waste incineration, open fires) emit about half of their Hg as Hg II).

In addition, peatland fires emit massive amounts of greenhouse gases trapped in soil [ 33, 34] particularly carbon and methane, further contributing to climate change.

Each time a dancer hit the floor, or even grunted from exertion, my microphone picked up the sound and caused circuits on my synthesizer to fire, emitting a loud noise.

Its investigation found the ELT's battery wires were "crossed and trapped" under the battery compartment cover plate, which probably created a short circuit that caused an uncontrollable increase in temperature, leading to rupture and fire emitting toxic fumes.

In one of their excursions they saw far away a hill on fire, emitting dense smoke and a horrible stench, and this was, of course, one of the mouths of hell.