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emit
Etymology: L, emittere, to send out
to give or send out something, such as energy, sound, heat, or radiation.


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Widely viewed as the world's top emitter of greenhouse gases, China has refused to commit to binding gas reductions at the Copenhagen talks, nor has it agreed to set a date for when its gas emissions reach their peak.
China calls for stepped up climate cooperation with EU by AFP / AFP Global Edition
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