How to say "co2 emissions" in German?

In German "co2 emissions" translates to  CO2-Ausstoß 

Transliteration: tsey-oh-tsvye air-mis-syo-nen

🇩🇪 Wir müssen den CO2-Ausstoß reduzieren.

🗣️ veer myoo-sen den tsey-oh-tsvye air-mis-syo-nen rai-doo-tseer-en

🇺🇸 We must reduce CO2 emissions.



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How to say "co2 emissions" in German?

You can use the word "CO2-Ausstoß" which translates to "CO2 emissions".

How to pronounce "CO2-Ausstoß" (co2 emissions) in German?

The word "CO2-Ausstoß" is pronounced as "tsey-oh-tsvye air-mis-syo-nen".

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