When the E.P.A.'s scientists counted these indirect effects, corn ethanol emitted more greenhouse gases than gasoline over a 30-year period.
The collection and processing of waste is typically carried out for organisations by an outside company so the carbon emitted is indirect, or 'scope 3'scope
However, this process could only have an indirect influence, as the emitted waters are assumed to be terrestrial freshwaters migrating along fractures while being heated on their way through the bedrock (Marteinsson et al. 2001).
No doubt, the messages women grow up with -- including the indirect ones moms emit throughout their daughters' youths -- dramatically influence their daughters' eventual perspectives on sex.
With respect to the provisions of the new European EMF directive 2013/35/EU regarding the protection of workers' safety and health against direct and indirect hazards near EMF sources, in the process of health surveillance, which should be provided by employers to all workers, the indirect hazards related to EMF emitted by SWD should be managed for workers using AIMD.
These fine particles are most likely (1) soot emitted by a denser traffic an indirect consequence of the affluence and (2) fine acidic and S-rich particles such as ammonium sulphate.
However, there have been only indirect investigations of the spectra of Auger electrons emitted as a result of the filling of valence holes in solids5,6.
Some experiments look for indirect evidence of dark matter by measuring gamma rays emitted when dark matter decays, while others try to capture the distinctive electronic traces that should be left behind when dark matter collides with other particles.
The difference between the measured NO2 (total) and the resulting primarily emitted NO2 is then equivalent to the NO2 (indirect), which is formed through the titration reaction of NO with ozone.
It illustrates the amazing things that thunderstorms can do". Some indirect evidence in the past suggested that antimatter might be emitted by lightning, added electrical engineer Steven Cummer of Duke University, who studies lightning and the radio emissions from it.
