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Using clean energy in Antarctica
The Belgian research station in Antarctica, which has been operating since February 15, is welcomed by the scientific community because it works entirely with wind and s…
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Forests save $ 13 billion annually
A UK study found that tropical forests are absorbing 20% of the CO2 emissions from the atmosphere, helping people save about $ 13 billion per year.
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Aquatic animals increase the earth's temperature
The animals that feed on the bottom of continuous water sources release nitrous oxide (N2O), a gas that can increase the temperature of the earth.
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People and the sea change the climate of North America over the past 50 years
Greenhouse gases play an important role in the climate of North America, differences in temperature of marine areas may be the key to predict future regional climate cha…
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Japan monitors emissions from space
The Japanese space agency will launch a satellite later this month, specializing in greenhouse gas emissions monitoring around the world.
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Reduce the greenhouse effect by white
If white replaces dark colors on roofs, sidewalks, roads of the world's 100 largest cities, greenhouse gas emissions can be reduced by 44 billion tons.
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Gas in the TV screen is more toxic than coal vapor
Nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) is commonly used in the TV industry 17,000 times more carbon dioxide (CO2) and has an annual production of 4,000 tons.
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For the first time Germany stores CO2 into the ground
Last Monday, CO2 was first pumped into a gas storage site at Ketzin near Potsdam (Germany). This storage can be a pioneer for the future giant storage.
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Japan: Fuel cell 'crowned'
In the context of rising world oil prices every day, thousands of families in Japan are eagerly participating in an ambitious government experiment to use fuel cells to…
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New generation explosives: Stronger, safer
German scientists have successfully developed a new generation of explosives, stronger than
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CO2 gas from large chimneys can be effective in producing DVDs and CD-ROMs
Chemists say CO2 emissions from large chimneys to reduce global warming in the future could become a valuable raw material in the production of DVDs and bottles of drink…
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Carbon dioxide emissions related to human life expectancy
A Stanford scientist for the first time published a direct relationship between the rate of atmospheric carbon dioxide and the increasing human mortality. He used sophis…
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Greenhouse gas causes food to lose nutrients
Max Taub, Southwestern University in Texas and analyzed more than 200 experiments by other scientists, claimed that rising CO2 in the atmosphere due to human fuel use co…
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New York will become
New York City (USA) has begun implementing a program to cut greenhouse gas emissions, with the use of energy-saving light bulbs in place of conventional bulbs.
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Fabrication of new CO2 separators is more than 500 times more effective
Scientists at Hanyang University (South Korea) and the University of Texas (USA) have successfully created a type of filter that only allows CO2 and other small molecule…