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greenhouse

[green-hous] / ˈgrinˌhaʊs /


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Although solar power also shot up last year, overall, greenhouse gas emissions went up by 2.4% after two years of decreases, outpacing the level of economic growth, according to estimates from the Rhodium Group.

From BBC

It would be a rare expansion in Europe, where countries are split between efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the needs of a strategic sector that has seen demand soar since the Covid-era lockdowns.

From Barron's

With no ice at the poles, the planet experienced a greenhouse climate that supported rich marine ecosystems.

From Science Daily

Framework Convention on Climate Change is a global treaty created in 1992 and signed by nearly 200 countries with the aim of addressing climate change through coordinated international action, including limiting planet-warming greenhouse gases.

From Los Angeles Times

Biochar production generates carbon credits, which AMP can sell to companies wanting to make up for their own greenhouse gas emissions.

From The Wall Street Journal