| The first person to predict the greenhouse effect was a Swedish chemist named Svante Arrhenius. |
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| Call it the greenhouse effect or the wages of tampering too much with the environment. |
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| Its this increase that is enhancing the greenhouse effect and making us warmer. |
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| Scientists predict that this increase may enhance the greenhouse effect making the planet warmer. |
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| As a result they will continue to contribute to the enhanced greenhouse effect. |
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| The greenhouse effect is important to life on Earth, without it the Earth would be far too cold for us. |
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| The company is deeply concerned by the effects of global warming caused by the greenhouse effect. |
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| The problem is that we are increasing the greenhouse effect, and this is likely to change the earth's climate. |
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| I've been informed that one of the major contributors to the greenhouse effect is the methane produced from cows farting. |
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| The eruption caused a temporary offset to the greenhouse effect, due to the increased rate of photosynthesis under diffuse light. |
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| A stronger greenhouse effect will probably warm the oceans and partially melt glaciers and other ice, increasing sea levels. |
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| That's why the greenhouse effect is a very worrying problem for us here in Dhowville, and for the whole planet. |
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| It is a non-toxic gas which is set to contribute to the greenhouse effect and thus to global warming. |
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| As a result, the amount of heat-trapping gas in the atmosphere has increased, enhancing the warming capability of the natural greenhouse effect. |
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| Does the production of reduced sulphur content fuel consume so much energy that it is likely to intensify the greenhouse effect? |
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| Like the natural greenhouse effect, the enhanced greenhouse effect is — in theoretical terms, at least — uncontroversial. |
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| At the moment, we're studying the problem of emissions of greenhouse effect gases in anticipation of the Kyoto meeting. |
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| It does not damage the ozone layer and does not increase the greenhouse effect. |
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| Recommend the use of bio-degradable cleaning products without greenhouse effect gas emissions. |
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| The covers create a greenhouse effect that extends the province's growing season and allows planting 30 days prior to the last spring frost. |
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| In any case, they have not yet managed to move from the policy statement from Rio to a credible fight against the greenhouse effect. |
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| Carbon dioxide primarily absorbs infrared energy emitted by the Earth, thus contributing to the greenhouse effect and warming the Earth's surface and the atmosphere. |
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| Reducing greenhouse effect emissions would contribute to delaying and reducing the effects of the climate change. |
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| Peat mining destroys valuable nature areas and contributes to the greenhouse effect. |
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| Could the same greenhouse effect that would torch the inner planet thaw the outer one and make it livable? |
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| Ozone and a number of trace gases also contribute to the greenhouse effect. |
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| The ice age continues until the reduction in weathering causes an increase in the greenhouse effect. |
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| The Commission further takes the view that the development of competitively priced solar energy-related products should be encouraged, particularly in view of the Kyoto commitments on reducing the greenhouse effect. |
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| The extent to which the greenhouse effect has so far been internalised is virtually zero, despite declarations of intent, and this does not result only from technical uncertainties. |
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| Detecting the enhanced greenhouse effect has a strong parallel in trying to interpret the paleoclimatic record. |
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| Students form teams of two, and each team chooses a role to play: meteorologist specializing in the greenhouse effect or climatologist specializing in clouds. |
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| The greenhouse effect is an all-pervasive environmental issue which overshadows many other environmental questions, of which, however, biodiversity is important as it is a global issue. |
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| A degree of relaxation was observed in the 1980s, but we are now seeing a return to interventionism, less from the fear of a new oil crisis than from the climatic consequences of the greenhouse effect. |
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| Mars was too small to hang onto its atmosphere, and being further from the Sun, needed the greenhouse effect to stay warm even more than we do here on Earth. |
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| This means that in ten years' time, leaving aside the greenhouse effect, the environmental balance of road transport will have improved still further and will be much less open to criticism. |
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| Living with the greenhouse effect, indeed. |
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| The greenhouse effect continues to increase, warming is now inevitable, especially since it will continue for a few tenths of a degree when it stabilized. |
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| If the government wants to enlist private enterprise in order to increase the production of nuclear energy, I do not see this as the ideal solution as far as the greenhouse effect is concerned. |
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| Globally, air transport contributes to the greenhouse effect. |
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| Globally, it contributes to the greenhouse effect and to the depletion of the ozone layer, where high altitude emissions might be a specific problem. |
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| This set of resources provides guidance to countries on planning the National Communication Process, applying techniques to keep an inventory of greenhouse effect gases and assessing mitigation. |
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| The greenhouse effect could lead to global warming or, at least, climate change. |
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| This undermines efforts to combat global warming and there is a risk of an uncontrollable runaway greenhouse effect. |
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| This layer of gases warms a planet by trapping the sun's heat, a process called the greenhouse effect. |
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| Since methane is an even more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide, the greenhouse effect went into high gear. |
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| Transferring carbon from atmospheric carbon dioxide into the soil, not only reduces the greenhouse effect, but increases the fertility of the soil. |
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| Because they behave like the panes in a greenhouse, they are called greenhouse gases, and their influence on Earth's temperature is called the greenhouse effect. |
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| Without the greenhouse effect, the earth would be a dead, frozen world. |
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| He's the man who will analyse footages of the past to deduce how we were all stupid enough to heighten greenhouse effect, in turn causing fatal climate changes. |
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| Thus, the extra energy that a molecule gains via the greenhouse effect is usually passed on via a collision rather than radiated into space, says Solomon. |
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| The greenhouse effect is the process by which absorption and emission of infrared radiation by gases in a planet's atmosphere warm its lower atmosphere and surface. |
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| John Jay Ray says scientists are fibbing about the Greenhouse Effect. |
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