According to the NCBE, scores are typically released to examinees within five weeks from the date of the exam. However, in the recent past, they have been releasing scores early â in fact they usually release results about four weeks after the MPRE is administered.
Because of its high carbon content, coal emits more CO2 than any other fossil fuel when itâs burned. Itâs also the main source of fuel for electricity worldwide, and in the United States it accounts for 83 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in the electric power sector.
This may have pumped an extra billion tons per year of CO2 into the atmosphere â more than the total greenhouse gas output of the entire German economy. In 2012, China burned through an extra 600 million tons of coal: about 70 per cent of the amount used annually by the US. The new figures make a nonsense of Chinaâs publicly-expressed commitment to wage war on climate change.