In the glass house.!

It's a greenhouse</b>.

Room temperature water.

His body temperature had risen To the room to almost double Standard temperatures.

At Allen Gardens in the conservatory.

I want to see fish ponds in parking lots and basements.

JOLANKA NlCKERMAN Methane is actually a very potent greenhouse</b> gas.

A greenhouse</b> effect. Everything is burning up.

In the Orchid station below the greenhouse</b>.

You know that place down the street with the big... big greenhouse</b>?

They grow melons under glass.

Decreasing temperature 50 degrees.

There's a wasp nest, by the... by the greenhouse</b>.

So I can tell you how far we have come in the ensuing 12 years.

This is how to build an exquisite material.

I visited recently in Toronto.

Move! Yeeheeheehoo! Oh, he's running it into the glass house.!

You're gonna go into that greenhouse</b>.

That greenhouse</b> is a long ways away.

We take them from nature, and the only thing that we do is give them the optimal conditions, under the greenhouse</b>s or in the climate rooms, in order to proliferate, multiply and reproduce.

On the top, now, that is a temperature record of a mouse who has gone through the dotted line, the temperatures.

I grow orchids in my greenhouse</b>.

This is not the very distant future.

Here's a little question.

And in 30,000 square meters of state of the art greenhouse</b>s, there, we are mass producing those predatory mites, those minute pirate bugs, those parasitic wasps, etc.

Surprisingly, agriculture is the biggest contributor to climate change.

And what about this? Hello?

The inside doesn't get very hot.

Don't worry, Count, now that young Bezukhov is here, we can get everything from his hothouse</b>s.

So your temperature is always perfect.

How do we get rid of the greenhouse</b> grasses?

But this eco house was different.

Its changes will affect all of humanity.

Why do we need to study this anymore?

They grow strawberries in their greenhouse</b>.

So this is how this scheme would look.

Into the small hall of the greenhouse</b>. Please. You...

You shouldn't worry. Our greenhouse</b>s provide an excellent environment.

But they're also materials with very high energy and very high greenhouse</b> gas emissions in their process.

After energy production, livestock is the second highest contributor to atmosphere altering gases.

We're greenhouse</b> gases. You ain't going nowhere.

Well not in our state!

And this is the object of their scrutiny.

The Ambassador requested the temperature be increased.

They're up by some greenhouse</b>, perched up there, waitin' to snatch Linus.