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Meanings of greenhouse warming in English
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efeito-estufa Warming that results when solar radiation is trapped by the atmosphere; caused by atmospheric gases that allow sunshine to pass through but absorb heat that is radiated back from the warmed surface of the earth.
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It has long been clear to climate scientists that greenhouse warming will affect business.
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But scientists are careful not to blame all of Harvey's destruction on greenhouse warming.
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So enough greenhouse warming can help Earth-like life get going, but too much may create unsuitable conditions.
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An army trained to go out and spread iron on the ocean in case of extreme greenhouse warming?
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Just a million years earlier, the planet had been devastated by a gargantuan eruption of natural gas, which caused unprecedented greenhouse warming.
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In a carbon sink, the carbon stays locked up in living trees instead of being released into the atmosphere to create greenhouse warming.
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And for another example, the mismatch in physics between solar-geoengineering-driven cooling and greenhouse warming means that precipitation can decline even if temperature stays the same.