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What are emissions?

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Emission means letting of something, mostly in the air, anything from body gas to carbon.
Mostly in this case i believe that u are asking about the carbon case. well, any factory that manufactures and produces, the company releases the pollutants of the raw materials.
So to short up, emissions are the release of pollutants into the air.

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