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- What will the newly-launched observation satellite do? A: It will record carbon dioxide emissions and absorption worldwide. B: It will identify carbon dioxide emission sources with higher efficiency. C: It will monitor carbon dioxide levels in Earth’s atmosphere. D: All of the above.
- 9) It (inevitably) will increase the emission of carbon dioxide and so hasten the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. A: unavoidably B: certainly C: accidentally
- Which of the following is NOT an example of a market-based instrument for the transition to a low-carbon economy? A: Carbon tax B: Emission permit system C: Emissions trading D: Direct government legislation of emissions
- the total amount of greenhouse gases produced by somebody 是下面哪个单词的解释? A: eco=friendly B: carbon footprint C: gas emission D: iodiversity
- 正电子发射断层扫描 A: proton emission tomography B: positron emission geography C: positron emission tomography
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To build a system for low-carbon economic development, the ways include ( ). A: building a mechanism for development of low-carbon energy technology B: building a mechanism for eco-environmental compensation C: building a mechanism for certification of low-carbon products D: building a mechanism for constraining carbon emission
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Cutting carbon dioxide emission by 60% will ______. A: be reached when low-income countries agree to reach an agreement B: cause a collapse of the world economy C: reduce in a large amount the content of CO2in the atmosphere D: help realize a stabled world economy
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Carbon chains can rotate around a double bond (carbon=carbon or C=C).
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What caused the deposits A: The hydrochloric acid broke the carbon bonds in tile carbon dioxide, B: The magnesium oxide broke the carbon oxygen bonds in the carbon dioxide. C: The burning magnesium broke the carbon oxygen bonds in the carbon dioxide. D: The gas collection method broke the carbon-oxygen bonds in the carbon dioxid
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In this research at Columbia University, Charles Townes worked with ______. A: stimulated emission B: microwaves C: maser D: stimulated emission and microwaves