How to pronounce“gigaton”in English

the gigaton scale per year, which is more than an order of magnitude, more than what we see today.

So one gigaton is about a billion cows worth of carbon dioxide.

Around 2,700 gigatons of carbon.

by 0.7 gigatons a year starting to reclaim the CO2 we've been pumping into the

We did things like Project Gigaton where we took a ton of carbon out together with our suppliers and it caused basically

Just a bit more than 320 gigatons of reduced carbon dioxide by mid-century.

And there are hundreds of gigatons that you would have to offset.

For reference, we emitted about 36 gigatons in 2016, so about 36 billion cows worth.

We've had multiple teams here inside Google also working on trying to figure out how to go after a gigaton of carbon and sustainability.

So coming in at about 66 gigatons, this is essentially doing the math on Michael Pollan's advice

So even if we injected carbon dioxide, thousands of gigatons of carbon dioxide over a million years,

If so, we only get to release around 560 gigatons by 2050.

and you accumulate that to 2030, we're talking $450 billion of energy savings and three gigatons of CO2.

Thirty gigatons naturally occurring carbon in the atmosphere is about 700 gigatons.

Johannes lemon I think I've got his name right there who estimates that of these 60 gigatons of carbon that plants take

And what's also on this slide that you haven't seen on others, this 1,230 gigatons, that would be the protected stock of carbon

Again, because of that high global warming potential in terms of carbon equivalent, this comes in very high at almost 90 gigatons of avoided emissions.

They would have burned through tons of coal, oil, and natural gas, and injected as much as 40,000 gigatons of carbon dioxide into the air.

Today we're spewing about 30 gigatons of carbon into the

And so, the idea was that, "If we could persuade Japanese businessmen not to wear a tie, we could raise the temperature on the thermometers and save gigatons of carbon, or whatever it