Sentence examples for quantities of carbon dioxide from inspiring English sources

These are forest regions that store huge quantities of carbon dioxide in living wood mass.

Burning fossil fuels releases large quantities of carbon dioxide into our atmosphere.

Fires in the far north, particularly in peatlands, produce huge quantities of carbon dioxide and methane, further fueling global warming.

For tens of thousands of years leading up to the extinction, the oozing lavas released enormous quantities of carbon dioxide.

Another concern, that thawing Arctic permafrost could release vast quantities of carbon dioxide and methane, looms larger.

There also are concerns about suffocation if large quantities of carbon dioxide should leak out and collect in valleys.

The quantity of carbon dioxide sequestered after 9 h of carbonation ranges between 0.0185 0.0214 kg/m3 for sandcrete-kaolin composite, while for the reference specimen it ranges from 0.0128 to 0.011 kg/m3 at 30 45 °C.

When it is burnt, a given volume produces the same quantity of carbon dioxide as conventional gas does.

Less than 10 percent of the total quantity of carbon dioxide carried in the blood is eliminated during passage through the lungs.

It is the ratio of the amount of heat trapped by a certain quantity of the gas to the heat trapped by an equivalent quantity of carbon dioxide over 100 years.

A small quantity of carbon dioxide is harmless -- it provides the fizz in soda -- but a cloud of it can be deadly, as in 1986 when carbon dioxide-rich waters from a lake in Cameroon in West Africa suddenly welled to the surface and suffocated 1,700 people.