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emission

[ih-mish-uhn] / ɪˈmɪʃ ən /


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For industrial actors, the cost of capturing, transporting and storing their emissions remains far higher than the price of purchasing carbon allowances on the market.

From Barron's

The fund is part of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, a tariff system conceived to protect European producers from foreign competitors that aren’t required to pay for the carbon emissions they generate.

From The Wall Street Journal

The science and the economics haven’t really changed: Carbon emissions are still rising, and the climate is still getting warmer.

From The Wall Street Journal

That process releases huge amounts of energy, no carbon emissions and limited radioactivity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Footage of rolling flames is as soothing as the real thing, and without the choking emissions and sooty clean-up.

From Salon