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But Brazil's only 1.3 percent of the world's CO2 emission.
And finally, there's deforestation, and there's emission of methane from agriculture.
In doing so, we'll be removing a large part of our greatest carbon sink and replacing it with the most high greenhouse-gas emission oil in the future.
If we had started in 2005, it would have required emission reductions of three percent per year to restore planetary energy balance and stabilize climate this century.
Carbon-dioxide emission, metric ton per capita.
And everyone is responsible for the per capita emission."
Now the Apple guys are texting, "Develop odor emission plug-in."
So most people have no idea of the difference between an emission nebula and a planetary nebula.
Using acoustic emission, you know, this little noise that you hear a structure emit, sing to you when they are stressed, and reveal the damage going on, there's a collective phenomenon of positive feedback, the more damage gives the more damage, so you can actually predict, within, of course, a probability band, when the rupture will occur.
Pedestrian zones, congestion fees, emission limits in cities like California cities have, there's lots and lots that cities can do even when opaque, stubborn nations refuse to act.
But more importantly, it avoided the emission of three billion tons of CO2 in the atmosphere.
Beyond the cosmic accounting of what goes in to what goes out, one of the hot topics in blazar astrophysics right now is where the highest-energy jet emission comes from.
And if we focus on our historical emission trend in recent years, and we put that together with our understanding of the direction of travel in our global economy, then we are much more on track for a four-degree centigrade global warming than we are for the two-degree centigrade.
So in other words, if we don't reduce emissions in the short to medium term, then we'll have to make more significant year-on-year emission reductions.
The economist Nicholas Stern said that emission reductions of more than one percent per year had only ever been associated with economic recession or upheaval.
And you can see from this image that after World War II, the emission rates started really accelerating.
A very small handful of countries who had undertaken very reduced, short-term emission reduction commitments that were completely insufficient and furthermore, largely perceived as a burden.
In that way, our star had extra energy to outshine the rest of the galaxy in brightness and gamma ray emission.
And nowadays, we use it every day in hospitals, in positron emission tomography, or PET scans, used for detecting disease.
Greenhouse gas: tremendous savings, because in California, our biggest carbon emission comes from cars, and cities that don't depend on cars as much obviously create huge savings.
He proposed the stimulated emission of radiation.
That means that rich countries need to get down to zero emissions within 6 to 12 years, with today's emission speed.
They're investing in congestion pricing schemes, in climate reduction emission targets, in biodiversity, in parks and bikeways and walkways and everything in between.
Now the doctors can see their target using a PET, or positron emission tomography, scanner.
The isotopes used in PET decay by positron emission.
In the past couple years alone, governments have fined carmakers record amounts for cheating on emission standards.
When everyday objects or celestial bodies release energy to their environment, we perceive that as heat, and can use their energy emission to measure their temperature.
The telescope I helped build is called the faint intergalactic-medium red-shifted emission balloon, which is a mouthful, so we call it "FIREBall."
The sound that you're hearing are the actual emission spectrums of these atoms.
On a population of nine billion our average carbon emission will have to be about two tons per year.
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