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sunlight

[suhn-lahyt] / ˈsʌnˌlaɪt /




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Their research explores ways to use sunlight to convert waste materials, water and the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into useful chemicals and fuels.

From Science Daily

The administrative factory floor, from which those public-facing decisions emerge, is rarely exposed to such sunlight.

From BBC

The loss of sea ice contributes to global warming as the bright white surface makes ir replaced by darker ocean water, which absorbs more sunlight and retains heat.

From Barron's

The finding could one day help researchers redesign important crops such as wheat and rice so they convert sunlight into food far more efficiently.

From Science Daily

The next afternoon, when Brie drops me off at home after babysitting, I glance over at Dr. P’s yard and see two heads of reddish hair glinting in the sunlight.

From Literature