gas emissions
Fumes into air
Gas emissions are gases released into the atmosphere, typically as byproducts of industrial processes, vehicles, or natural phenomena.
The term appears most often in environmental contexts discussing pollution and climate change: The factory reduced its gas emissions by thirty percent.
Greenhouse gas emissions—carbon dioxide, methane, and others—trap heat and contribute to global warming.
The phrase sometimes appears as simply emissions: emissions standards, low-emission vehicles.
- sulfur dioxideSO₂ gas compound
- methaneSimplest alkane fuel
- global warmingRising planetary temperatures
- climate changePlanetary atmospheric transformation
- carbon dioxideRespiration byproduct, photosynthesis fuel
nitrous oxide · hydrogen sulfide · deforestation · waste management · volcanic eruptions · transportation · air pollution · flaring · gas leak · mining operations · ozone · acid rain · biodiversity loss · industrial processes · smoke stacks · ozone layer depletion · fossil fuels · agricultural activities
- air pollutionsmog, air pollution, air pollutants, pollutants, soot
- gasesgas, air, oxygen, helium, nitrogen
- volcanic featuresvolcano, lava, geyser, hot spring, crater
gas emissionscarbon capture
Collecting and storing emissions
carbon sequestration · carbon sink · emissions reduction · air filtration · carbon storage
gas emissionsclean air
Uncontaminated breathable gas
zero emissions · emission-free · carbon neutrality · air purification · green technology