Emissions Collection (#3)

Plane silhouetted against the Sun

Car emissions testing
Car emissions test. Mechanic using a computer that tests a vehicles exhaust emissions for various gases. It monitors the amount of carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxides, amongst others

Power station, thermogram
Power station. Thermogram of emissions from cooling towers and a chimney at a power station. The object at lower right is a car

Fulham Power Station. Smoke rising from chimneys at Fulham power Station during the 1960s. This coal-fired power station is located near the River Thames, London

West Burton power station, UK
Sunset behind West Burton coal-fired power station, Nottinghamshire, UK

Microwave emission test. Computer screen display of the output of a test to detect microwave emissions from electrical objects. This device has many applications in electrical engineering

Car exhaust, thermogram
Car exhaust. Thermogram of the exhaust pipes on a motor vehicle that has recently been running. The pipes are still warm from the hot gases which result from the combustion of its fuel

Petrol pump at night

Carbon rationing, conceptual image
Carbon rationing. Conceptual artwork of a personal carbon ration book. The introduction of a system of personal carbon rationing has been suggested as a way for the UK to reduce its carbon emissions

Chimney at a glass factory, thermogram
Industrial chimney. Thermogram of smoke issuing from a chimney at a glass factory. A thermogram shows the variation in temperature on the surface of an object

Londons Low Emission Zone, 2008
Londons Low Emission Zone (LEZ), road sign. Set up by Transport for London (TfL), in London, England, the zone is intended to improve air quality by using charges to deter polluting vehicles

Carbon ration book for driving
Carbon ration book and car keys. The introduction of a system of personal carbon rationing has been suggested as a way for the UK to reduce its carbon emissions

Air pollution over Los Angeles
Air pollution. Aerial photograph of smog over Los Angeles, USA

Global pollution, conceptual image
Global pollution. Conceptual image of pollution enveloping the Earth, representing global levels of pollutants such as nitrogen oxides, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), heavy metals, and greenhouse gases

Man-made pollution, conceptual artwork
Man-made pollution, conceptual computer artwork

End of aeroplanes, conceptual image. Computer artwork of an aeroplane stuck upright in dry cracked land with a hot sun shining behind

Coal-fired power station. This power station burns coal to heat water. The resulting steam drives a turbine generator and produces electricity. Photographed at Wabamun Lake in Alberta, Canada

Burning wood on an open fire. Unlike fossil fuels, the carbon released by burning wood on an open fire is carbon neutral, as the same amount of carbon dioxide would be released when the wood rotted

Aeroplane in flight
Aeroplane. Composite image of an aeroplane in flight

Air traffic, conceptual image
Air traffic. Conceptual composite image of a high volume of air traffic

Hydrogen-powered bus. This bus is powered by a fuel cell that runs on hydrogen gas. Inside the proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell, hydrogen is combined with air, without combustion

Emissions from a Corus steel plant at Redcar on Teeside, UK
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Emmissions from a chemical plant in Whitehaven, Cumbria, UK
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Emmissions from a cement plant in Citheroe, Lancashire UK
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Polluted effluent being pumped into the Irish Sea from the Marchon chemical plant in whitehaven, Cumbria
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A gas processing plant at Barrow in Furness that takes gas from the Morecambe Bay gas field
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A gasometer in Leeds, UK
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Flaring off gas at a gas processing plant at Rampside near Barrow in Furness, UK
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A gas processing plant at Rampside near Barrow in Furness, UK, that processes gas from the Morecambe Bay gas field
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A gas powered power station at Barrow in Furness, in Cumbria, UK
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An internal combustion engine in a car. This invention is responsible for a huge amount of the greenhouse gases
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Gas storage depot in Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, UK. This facility sotres gas from the Morecambe Bay, gas field
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A plane flying through sunset clouds over Ambleside, Cumbria, UK
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Vapour trails from a jet plane
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The polluted back streets of Suihua in Heilongjiang Province, China
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The Corus steel works at Scunthorpe on Englands East coast
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Petrochemical works on Teeside in the UK
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Flare off from a Petrochemical works on Teeside in the UK
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A cruise ship off Illulisat on Greenland. Ilulissat is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of the Jacobshavn Glacier
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"From Galactic Light Shows to Green Initiatives: Exploring Emissions Across the Globe" A galactic light show in spiral galaxy NGC 4258 showcases the mesmerizing beauty of celestial emissions. Malcolm Turnbull and Josh Frydenberg address the nation on energy policies, emphasizing the need to reduce harmful emissions. Emissions from a chemical plant in Whitehaven, Cumbria, UK highlight the environmental challenges faced by industrial areas. The gas-powered power station at Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, UK emits significant amounts of greenhouse gases as it generates electricity. Gran Gratere on Vulcano Island, Sicily offers breathtaking views while reminding us of natural volcanic emissions shaping our planet's landscapes. Witnessing the stunning Aeolian Islands archipelago from Gran Cratere on Vulcano Island reveals nature's awe-inspiring emissions and their impact on island ecosystems. NASA conducts biofuels flight tests as part of their efforts to explore cleaner alternatives for reducing aircraft emissions in the United States. Access II emissions research conducted by NASA in 2014 contributes valuable insights into understanding and mitigating harmful pollutants released into our atmosphere. Research initiatives focused on developing greener aircraft technologies gain momentum worldwide as we strive towards more sustainable transportation options (NASA's 2011 study). Germany's Potzdamer Platz features an old Trabant car redecorated with a message about reducing carbon footprints - a creative way to raise awareness about vehicle emissions' impact on climate change (Photo Credit: EyeUbiquitous_10010732).