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The spot culminates with a thick cloud of black balloons representing carbon dioxide emissions swirling into the sky.

The large-scale public exhibition comes right before the UN climate talks taking place on November 28th in Cancun, Mexico and was arranged by grassroots organization 350.org, who's name represents reducing carbon dioxide in the air from 390 parts per million (ppm) to under 350 ppm.

A very efficient type of photosynthesis, called C4 photosynthesis essentially represents a carbon dioxide concentration mechanism.

37.4 kg of atmospheric CO2 has already been captured and stored as carbonate per Mg of soil across the site, representing a carbon dioxide (CO2) removal rate of 12.5 kgCO2 Mg− 1 yr− 1.

The authors used the rearranged alveolar gas equation: Vd/Vt = 1 - [ 0.86 × VCO2est)/VE × PaCO2], where VCO2est represents the estimated carbon dioxide production derived from the modified Harris-Benedict equation.

The weight loss (representing release of carbon dioxide) was translated to ethanol yield using (7).

The characteristic capnographic waveform is composed of a baseline (representing dead space carbon dioxide), expiratory upstroke, alveolar plateau, end-tidal carbon dioxide, and downstroke.

But now the EU is proposing that an initial €1 per allowance (representing 1 tonne of carbon dioxide) be raised centrally, rising to €3 by 2020, to raise about €175bn a year to finance emissions reductions and adaptation to inevitable climate change.

Each permit represents a ton of carbon dioxide.

A credit represents one ton of carbon dioxide not emitted because a forest was left standing.

That stake in eight Indonesian coal mines represents 1GT of future carbon dioxide emissions, more than Germany's annual output.