Sentence examples for main emissions from inspiring English sources

The main emissions that were considered include CO2, CH4, and N2O.

b The energy band structure suggested for three main emissions of alloyed Zn x Cd1 − x S quantum dots.

The main emissions occur in southeast Asia (particularly in China, South Africaa, Central and Eastern Europe, and the Eastern United States.

CTD data from summer 2003 and spring 2004 recorded pH anomalies with values as low as 6.3 located on main emissions.

The main emissions caused by motor traffic are nitrogen oxides (NOx), hydrocarbons (HC) and carbon monoxide (CO), accounting for respectively 46%, 50 % and 366 % of all such emissions in Europe ann.

While the emissions to land tended to originate mainly from the application of contaminated sewage sludge, the main emissions to air came during service life of flame-retarded products in the form of release from the indoor environment, steel industry and the accidental fires of waste.

Scientists believe that carbon dioxide, the main emission from these plants, is a leading cause of recent global warming.

The United States remains the leading source of the carbon dioxide, the main emission linked to global warming.

At the time, the E.P.A., complying with a Supreme Court ruling, was finishing a document assessing whether carbon dioxide, the main emission linked to global warming, endangered public health or welfare as defined under the Clean Air Act.

At that site, she said, contamination has been somewhat harder to track because it is mostly plutonium, whose main emission is alpha particles that travel only a few inches in air, unlike the gamma rays from cesium and strontium at Hanford.

The response to the threat from CFC's — a treaty and phaseout that is working — has been held up as a model for what humanity can do with carbon dioxide, the main emission linked to warming and the biggest threat, because of its long lifetime in the air, to drive temperatures dangerously higher.