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Meanings of more carbon in English
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Usage of more carbon in English
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The more carbon atoms in the chain, the greater its energy content.
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It means that things which produce more carbon will get more expensive.
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General Motors has also hinted recently that they want to use more carbon.
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But supporters say the practice will prevent megafires-whichrelease even more carbon dioxide.
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Heating the country releases nearly eight times more carbon over the same period.
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Shell's measure could in theory allow it to keep producing more carbon dioxide.
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China also pumps more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than any other country.
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In the UK they store more carbon than all Europe's forests.
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Coal releases more carbon dioxide when burned than does natural gas or oil.
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Buildings emit more carbon than road, marine and aviation traffic combined.
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It will be because we collectively have produced more carbon rather than less.
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Peat stores more carbon than all of the planet's vegetation combined, he said.
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Globally, grasslands still contain more carbon than all other sources combined.
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Seasonal veg is cheaper, tastes better and uses shorter, more carbon-friendly supply chains.
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Hence more carbon dioxide gas must be obtained by other means.
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Carbon sink Anything which absorbs more carbon dioxide than it emits.
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