atmospheric emission

Another is a computer modeling of atmospheric emissions throughout Europe.

But the precise extent of atmospheric emissions has not been known.

I believe that the Community must be at the forefront in international efforts to reduce atmospheric emissions from marine vessels.

It is done in a limited - oxygen environment thereby significantly limiting atmospheric emissions.

This forms part of the company's long standing commitment to reducing atmospheric emissions from its Teesside operations.

Atmospheric emissions from different sources within individual grid boxes also need to be parameterized to determine their impact on air quality.

This corresponds to the atmospheric emission of 6 t of fragmented fuel.

This station has been successful in controlling pollution and maintaining balance of atmospheric emissions in the environment.

In addition, the atmospheric emissions from oil shale processing and combustion include carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas.

Always prone to fog, the valley is subject to heavy smog due to industrial atmospheric emissions, especially from Turin.

Low atmospheric emissions.

Public and industrial concern with air pollution and acid rain led to measures being taken by a number of companies to cut back on harmful atmospheric emissions.

Wildland fire and wildland fire atmospheric emissions have been a part of the global biosphere for millennia.

Atmospheric emissions from industry on Earth including Nitrogen dioxide and Chlorofluorocarbons are detectable from space.

The Commission should also publish, before the end of 2004, proposals for EU-wide economic instruments aimed at reducing atmospheric emissions from ships.

During this period, atmospheric emissions of Nr species reportedly increased 250% and deposition to marine and terrestrial ecosystems increased over 200%.

Scientific studies, however, have reliably linked atmospheric emissions of sulfur, nitrogen, and mercury to a much wider range of other environmental and ecological effects.

Historically, nuclear power usage is estimated to have prevented the atmospheric emission of 64 giga tonnes of CO2-equivalent as of 2013.

Anthropogenic activities (e.g., industrial production, transportation, agriculture, etc.) today have more than replaced the lost preindustrial wildland fire atmospheric emissions.

The most significant limitation to the detection of astronomical emission at submillimetre wavelengths with ground based observatories is atmospheric emission, noise and attenuation.

Within air quality models, parameterizations take into account atmospheric emissions from multiple relatively tiny sources (e.g. roads, fields, factories) within specific grid boxes.

One source of contamination of the finished products is tentatively attributed to atmospheric emissions of leaded gasoline, which is still being used in Nigeria."

In addition, the combustion and thermal processing generate waste material, which must be disposed of, and harmful atmospheric emissions, including carbon dioxide, a major greenhouse gas.

Issues to be considered include the use of water, water disposal and atmospheric emissions - in fact anything which could impinge on how a field may be developed.'

Our current understanding of the atmospheric emissions for the feedstock of the CFCs, CCl4, does not allow us to predict its concentration in the atmosphere.