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CO,
n carbon dioxide; a heavy, colorless, and odorless gas formed during respiration. It is lethal to humans in large to moderate concentrations.

CO2

CO2 content
see carbon dioxide content.
CO2 pistol
a weapon for firing darts containing immobilizing agents at animals. Powered by compressed CO2 and effective only at very short ranges—ranges at which cordite powered projectiles would cause trauma.


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AOI pledged to invest $65m over nine years on another phase of exploration and booked 670 BCF of net gas, after deducting its CO2 content which is stripped away on extraction, and 3.
On the one hand, the chain leading from the consumption of hydrocarbons to climatic disturbances -mean temperature rise, CO2 content of the atmosphere, sea level rise- has to be broken.
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