Mobile Phones & Tablets in Gullele
Mobile Phones & Tablets in Gullele
Dennis Doudnais, the UW Boulder professor who co-authored the study, said its findings are “positive” because “it shows you have a significant ecological impact in America when you are looking for fossil fuels, and many of which are now owned by fossil fuel companies, not the government.”
He said the research shows that the U.S. should also continue keeping coal in its ground disposal disposal disposal plant, or CO2 dump, which is owned by several coal-fired power plants around the country.
The study was published online Saturday in the journal Science.
The study was based on data gathered in the 1980s and 1990s where geologists estimate that a million tons of carbon are accumulating in the earth’s soils and a tiny amount in some rivers in the United States every 20 to 30 days.
That’s roughly 1 percent of the total greenhouse gas we expect from the earth’s atmosphere to be emitted. That’s more than twice the amount the scientists have agreed would be needed to stabilize the Earth’s atmosphere if current plans were followed in Washington and Colorado to shut them down. https://jiji-ethiopia.com/gullele/mobile-phones-tablets
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Dennis Doudnais, the UW Boulder professor who co-authored the study, said its findings are “positive” because “it shows you have a significant ecological impact in America when you are looking for fossil fuels, and many of which are now owned by fossil fuel companies, not the government.”
He said the research shows that the U.S. should also continue keeping coal in its ground disposal disposal disposal plant, or CO2 dump, which is owned by several coal-fired power plants around the country.
The study was published online Saturday in the journal Science.
The study was based on data gathered in the 1980s and 1990s where geologists estimate that a million tons of carbon are accumulating in the earth’s soils and a tiny amount in some rivers in the United States every 20 to 30 days.
That’s roughly 1 percent of the total greenhouse gas we expect from the earth’s atmosphere to be emitted. That’s more than twice the amount the scientists have agreed would be needed to stabilize the Earth’s atmosphere if current plans were followed in Washington and Colorado to shut them down. https://jiji-ethiopia.com/gullele/mobile-phones-tablets
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