Sentence examples for greenhouse from inspiring English sources
The word "greenhouse" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a building or structure specifically designed to create an environment that is warm and humid enough to grow plants, often used for agricultural purposes. Example sentence: The family built a greenhouse in their backyard to grow vegetables during the colder months.
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A building used to grow plants, particularly those which employ large glass windows or plastic sheeting to trap heat from sunlight even in intemperate seasons or climates.
Behind this summer's heat are greenhouse gases emitted decades ago.
Flint made the comments in the week that countries had a deadline for submitting their pledges for managing their greenhouse gas emissions.
Can so called "free market" activists pull the blinkers away for long enough to see that failing to act decisively on greenhouse gas emissions will eventually restrict people's freedoms, rather than enhance them?
If you accept that adding 30 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere every year is a bad thing, then you have to accept that someone should do something about it.
This diverts resources to landfill and gives rise to greenhouse gas emissions, because the rotting food produces methane that is not captured and adds to the concentration of carbon in the air.
China, the world's biggest emitter, was in 45th spot – one below the US, which is the world's second largest emitter of greenhouse gases that cause climate change.
"The Abbott government says it still recognises the link to climate change and the need to reduce greenhouse gases.
Trenberth and Fasullo's new paper also casts doubt on the conclusions a few recent studies that estimated the Earth's climate is less sensitive to the increased greenhouse effect than previously thought.
Any push by the Vatican on climate change could prove politically challenging for conservative Catholic lawmakers in the US who have denied the veracity of climate change science and fought against regulations to curb greenhouse gas emissions, including the Republican speaker of the House of Representatives, John Boehner.
The international rules are expected to be exceedingly weak, with virtually all of the airplanes flying today making the grade, which means ICAO is unlikely to deliver any real reductions on greenhouse gas emissions.
Yet the most telling impact globally of the Abbott Government's position on greenhouse gas policy may still be to come.
