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emission

[ih-mish-uhn] / ɪˈmɪʃ ən /


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Among them were the Independent Petroleum Assn. of America, which praised the administration for its “efforts to reform and streamline regulations governing greenhouse gas emissions.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Environmental Defense Fund estimates that, by 2055, the increase in emissions could lead to between 15,400 and 58,000 premature deaths.

From BBC

The method uses aggregation induced emission materials, which glow more intensely when clustered together.

From Science Daily

Tesla has long collected emissions credits from its EVs and then sold them on the secondary market, creating a high-margin business stream.

From Barron's

She says carbon emissions, including from transport, are heating the atmosphere, contributing to "rapidly rising temperatures and fuelling extreme events like floods, storms, heatwaves and droughts".

From BBC