Why do CO2 emissions differ in China, Japan and Korea? by Chung, H

“…Climate change arising from the emission of greenhouse gases is one of the most pressing global environmental problems. …”

Kinetics study of carbon dioxide on activated carbon by Chua, Chang Zhen

“…There is a huge increases in greenhouse gases and demand for cleaner energy to reduce these greenhouse gases have been important for many industrial sector, studies need to be carried out to determine possible solution for the reduction of these gases. …”
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Experimental investigations for various types of adsorption isotherms by Tan, Jarrell Jun Hao

“…Global warming has led to a greater demand for environmentally friendly machines, as many current heavy machinery and processes such as the industrial water chiller still emit greenhouse gases. The refrigerant used in industrial water chillers contains greenhouse gases which can contribute to global warming potentials. …”
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Turning carbon dioxide into fuel. by Jiang, Z, Xiao, T, Kuznetsov, V, Edwards, P

“…Our present dependence on fossil fuels means that, as our demand for energy inevitably increases, so do emissions of greenhouse gases, most notably carbon dioxide (CO2). To avoid the obvious consequences on climate change, the concentration of such greenhouse gases in the atmosphere must be stabilized. …”

Human contribution to the European heatwave of 2003. by Stott, P, Stone, D, Allen, M

“…It is an ill-posed question whether the 2003 heatwave was caused, in a simple deterministic sense, by a modification of the external influences on climate--for example, increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere--because almost any such weather event might have occurred by chance in an unmodified climate. …”

Data-driven prediction and optimization in building energy consumption by Tan, Yong Shen

“…In case study of this project, the proposed methodology is used to analyze the Seattle’s building energy performance as well as predict the weather normalized site energy use intensity and the greenhouse gases emissions intensity of properties in the city. …”
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The evolution of a climate regime: Kyoto to Marrakech

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Stabilization and Global Climate Policy by Sarofim, Marcus C., Forest, Chris Eliot., Reiner, David M., Reilly, John M.

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Fabricating paint for thermal cooling by Wong, Yu Jie

“…Global warming and increasing greenhouse gases emission have been the most serious challenges in the 21st century. …”
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Solar roof performance under tropical weather by Koh, Hui Ling.

“…To ensure future generations having an economic and healthy place to live, we must reduced the emissions of heat-trapping gases from current technology and also the increasing excessive amounts of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide collected in the atmosphere, trapped heat that usually would exit into outer space. …”
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Econometric models of climate systems: the equivalence of two-component energy balance models and cointegrated VARs by Pretis, F

“…Climate policy target variables including emissions and concentrations of greenhouse gases, as well as global mean temperatures are non-stationary time series invalidating the use of standard statistical inference procedures. …”

Arctic and Antarctic ozone layer observations: chemical and dynamical aspects of variability and long-term changes in the polar stratosphere by Rex, M, Dethloff, K, Handorf, D, Herber, A, Lehmann, R, Neuber, R, Notholt, J, Rinke, A, von der Gathen, P, Weisheimer, A, Gernandt, H

“…The currently observed cooling trend of the stratosphere, potentially caused by the increase of anthropogenic greenhouse gases, may further strengthen chemical ozone removal in the Arctic. …”

Climate change, climate justice and the application of probabilistic event attribution to summer heat extremes in the California Central Valley by Mera, R, Massey, N, Rupp, D, Mote, P, Allen, M, Frumhoff, P

“…Using a superensemble of simulations with the Hadley Centre Regional Model (HadRM3P), we find that (1) simulations of the hottest summer days during the 2000s were twice as likely to occur using observed levels of greenhouse gases than in a counterfactual world without major human activities, suggesting a strong relationship between heat extremes and the increase in human emissions of greenhouse gases, (2) detrimental impacts of heat on public health-relevant variables, such as the number of days above 40 °C, can be quantified and attributed to human activities using PEA, and (3) PEA can serve as a tool for addressing climate justice concerns of populations within developed nations who are disproportionately exposed to climate risks.…”

Role of PEBAX 1657 On TFC Membranes for Biogas Separation: Biomethane Purification for Sustainable Energy by M. S., Abdul Wahab, Sunarti, Abd Rahman

“…Beside transforming the waste into wealth, the emission of this greenhouse gases can be reduced.…”
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Will We Ever Stop Using Fossil Fuels? by Covert, Thomas, Greenstone, Michael, Knittel, Christopher Roland

“…Without robust efforts to correct the market failures around greenhouse gases, relying on supply and/or demand forces to limit greenhouse gas emissions is relying heavily on hope.…”
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Response of Global Tropical Cyclone Activity to Increasing CO2: Results from Downscaling CMIP6 Models by Emanuel, Kerry

“…Global models comprising the sixth-generation Coupled Climate Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP6) are downscaled using a very high-resolution but simplified coupled atmosphere-ocean tropical cyclone model, as a means of estimating the response of global tropical cyclone activity to increasing greenhouse gases. As with a previous downscaling of CMIP5 models, the results show an increase in both the frequency and severity of tropical cyclones, robust across the models downscaled, in response to increasing greenhouse gases. …”
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The Alaskan Summer 2019 Extreme Heat Event: The Role of Anthropogenic Forcing, and Projections of the Increasing Risk of Occurrence by Weidman, Sarah K., Delworth, Thomas L., Kapnick, Sarah B., Cooke, William F.

“…Further we show the rate of occurrence of such an extreme heat event is likely to substantially increase in the future with increasing levels of atmospheric greenhouse gases. While uncertainty in projected climate risk from model choice leads to a broad range of future extreme heat event probabilities, some models project that with rapidly increasing levels of greenhouse gases the likelihood of such events would exceed 75% by 2090.…”
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Probable causes of late twentieth century tropospheric temperature trends by Thorne, P, Jones, P, Tett, S, Allen, M, Parker, D, Stott, P, Jones, G, Osborn, T, Davies, T

“…We detect anthropogenic forcings, particularly well-mixed greenhouse-gases, with a less certain sulfate aerosol cooling influence. …”

Design of the converters application in wind turbine energy system by Liu, Jie

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Response of Global Tropical Cyclone Activity to Increasing CO2: Results from Downscaling CMIP6 Models by Emanuel, Kerry Andrew

“…Global models comprising the sixth-generation Coupled Climate Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP6) are downscaled using a very high-resolution but simplified coupled atmosphere-ocean tropical cyclone model, as a means of estimating the response of global tropical cyclone activity to increasing greenhouse gases. As with a previous downscaling of CMIP5 models, the results show an increase in both the frequency and severity of tropical cyclones, robust across the models downscaled, in response to increasing greenhouse gases. …”
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