CO2 and global warming

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lyst surface. By maintaining

temperatures

global warming

by CO;! impact upon the

less than 1300-15OO”C, almost no NOx is

worldwide

produced

impact of CO2 upon global warming;

in the combustor.

uses metal monoliths

The catalyst

as supports.

climate; critical feedback on the

emission.

This is an interesting

non-technical

J. ARMOR

and

measures taken by Japan to reduce CO2

interesting

series of

articles which provide some

reading on the impact of CO2

upon our atmosphere.

CO2 and Global Warming

J. ARMOR

A series of five feature articles inTechno Japan [26 (Feb. 1993) pp. 6-521 describe:

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