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Meaning greenhouse meaning

What does greenhouse mean?

greenhouse

a building with glass walls and roof; for the cultivation and exhibition of plants under controlled conditions of or relating to or caused by the greenhouse effect greenhouse gases

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Topics greenhouse topics

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Simple sentences

I grow orchids in my greenhouse.
Greenhouse gas emissions from human activities are the only factors that can account for the observed warming over the last century; there are no credible alternative human or natural explanations supported by the observational evidence.
They grow strawberries in their greenhouse.
Some scientists believe that the greenhouse effect is imaginary.
Most scientists believe that this has been caused by man, through the release of methane, of carbon dioxide, and other greenhouse gases since industrialization. A few other scientists doubt this, however.
Power plants are the largest major source of emissions in the U.S., together accounting for roughly one-third of all domestic greenhouse gas pollution.
Even though Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun, Venus is the hottest planet due to the tremendous greenhouse effect caused by the gases in its atmosphere.
Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas. That means it traps heat from Earth's surface and holds the heat in the atmosphere.
Tom is in the greenhouse.
Methane is a greenhouse gas.

Movie subtitles

And, of course, the answer for Venus, sadly, is that some greenhouse effect, global warming, has overtaken Venus.
But there was also a lot of the greenhouse gas water vapour in the atmosphere, which blanketed and heated the planet.
On Earth, much of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide is chemically bound to the rocks.
With an atmosphere of water vapour and carbon dioxide, this cycle kept going and going and the runaway greenhouse effect has left Venus dry, lifeless, and a scorching 480 degrees Celsius.
It doesn't have enough greenhouse gases to trap in heat and it's become a cold, barren, desert world.
Plus, uh, we're gonna be growing our own herbs in the greenhouse we're gonna build up on the roof.
There's a most imposing library for you and a greenhouse with a grapevine.
It looks like a greenhouse. Like a dream!
Complete with iron deer, a ghost and a greenhouse. I come here in the spring.
The temperature under the marquee was between a Turkish bath and a greenhouse.
In the greenhouse.
In the greenhouse, I was working.
He could get out of the greenhouse through the outside door.
The condition of the dog found in the greenhouse indicated blood was a primal factor in the cultivation of the seeds.
Well then. in the greenhouse.
Hurry. ln the greenhouse.
Have the greenhouse watched.
The lowermost climate exists in the greenhouse-sticky rain forests, the air and soil steam due to moisture.
There's folks hereabouts swear they seen corpse lights round the old greenhouse and heard 'em wailing like lost souls in the lime rock.
I remember distinctly I was approaching the greenhouse.
Just the old greenhouse.
Why? Doesn't it strike you as odd, Watson, that a pile of leaves should be raked up in front of a greenhouse door?
Through the old greenhouse in lime walk, sir.
He had a spade in his hand, and he stopped by the greenhouse where he started to dig.
You go to the greenhouse.
Ln a greenhouse?
In that case, here in the greenhouse.
In the greenhouse over the footbridge.
By the greenhouse?
The greenhouse is off-limits.
Ln a greenhouse? Oh, no, no.
I wanted them to fly orchids from our greenhouse, but Long lsland is fogged in.
You know, those orchids from my greenhouse?
Caught them red-handed in the greenhouse.
I bet he's going to the greenhouse.
Yeah, me greenhouse.
About me greenhouse.
Now, what about my greenhouse?
She eats poisonous flowers in the greenhouse.

News and current affairs

The British government recently issued the most comprehensive study to date of the economic costs and risks of global warming, and of measures that might reduce greenhouse gas emissions, in the hope of averting some of the direst consequences.
It is important to acknowledge that some adaptation strategies will lead to more greenhouse-gas emissions.
Developing nations are grasping just how outrageous the current distribution of greenhouse-gas emissions really is.
The agreement on climate change reached at Heiligendamm by the G8 leaders merely sets the stage for the real debate to come: how will we divide up the diminishing capacity of the atmosphere to absorb our greenhouse gases?
US per capita greenhouse gas emissions, already the highest of any major nation when Bush took office, have continued to rise.
China and India claim the right to proceed with industrialization and development as the developed nations did, unhampered by limits on their greenhouse gas emissions.
But it is also true that if China and India continue to increase their output of greenhouse gases, they will eventually undo all the good that would be achieved by deep emissions cuts in the industrialized nations.
This year or next, China will overtake the US as the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitter - on a national, rather than a per capita basis, of course.
Allocate to each country a greenhouse gas emissions quota equal to the country's population, multiplied by the per person share.
The fairness of giving every person on earth an equal share of the atmosphere's capacity to absorb our greenhouse gas emissions is difficult to deny.
One prescription that is bandied about with increasing frequency certainly sounds sensible: the world should drastically cut the amount of greenhouse gases that it pumps into the atmosphere each day.
In addition to adapting to climate change, the world must also reduce future risks to the planet by cutting back on emissions of greenhouse gases, which are the source of man-made climate change.
The effort to reduce greenhouse gases will require decades of action, but, given the long lead times in overhauling the world's energy systems, we must start now.
At that point, power companies that use antiquated technologies that emit massive amounts of greenhouse gases may face serious financial losses.
PRINCETON - What we are doing to our planet, to our children and grandchildren, and to the poor, by our heedless production of greenhouse gases, is one of the great moral wrongs of our age.
Africa has thus contributed nothing to the historical accumulation of greenhouse gases through carbon-based industrialization.
At the beginning of this year, Europe introduced a new Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme that uses market-based incentives to control carbon emissions.
Allocate to each country a greenhouse gas emissions quota equal to the country's population, multiplied by the per person share. Finally, allow countries that need a higher quota to buy it from those that emit less than their quota.
The fairness of giving every person on earth an equal share of the atmosphere's capacity to absorb our greenhouse gas emissions is difficult to deny. Why should anyone have a greater entitlement than others to use the earth's atmosphere?
The fallout from nuclear waste is one; humans' contribution to global warming through greenhouse-gas emissions from burning fossil fuels, and its impact on rising sea levels, is another.
Although no one knows precisely what might destabilize the Wilkes Basin, we can be fairly certain that further global warming, caused by greenhouse-gas emissions, will increase the risk.
Climate change is caused by mankind, so the good news is that mankind can stop it by cutting greenhouse-gas emissions.
Then, because the US refuses to take responsibility for its cumulative and per capita greenhouse-gas emissions - which are, respectively, roughly four and three times greater than China's - the Chinese leadership refuses to make concessions.
Should we place our faith in the Kyoto Treaty, which sets firm limits on human emissions of so-called greenhouse gases?

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