Sentence examples for a drop in emissions from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, stagnant economies mean less industrial production, which historically leads to a drop in emissions.

I choose to find this news encouraging: A drop in emissions is good; the free market helping fight the problem is good; a negative feedback loop (a reduction of fossil fuel use triggered by the very warmth that fossil fuel use is causing) is also a good thing.

Power plants account for about 40% of America's total carbon emissions; if fully enacted, the 30% cut will therefore mean a drop in overall emissions of about 12% on the 2005 baseline.

With the exception of a drop in global emissions around the time of the 2009 financial crisis, which heavily depressed overall business activity, the BP figure of 0.1% growth in CO2 is the lowest for 25 years.

Fruit of these improvements is a drop in CO2 emissions of up to 82%, according to calculations done with official programmes.

Carroll pointed to a study published in November that highlighted a drop in toxic emissions from refineries over the last 20 years, despite the processing of heavier and heavier crude oils.

Tans said a 6% drop in emissions — equivalent to a near 7% drop in GDP — would reduce that annual growth rate only by 0.24ppm.

Without a severe drop in emissions, Philadelphia will spend around 100 days a year above 32C (90F) within 30 years, double the number of hot days experienced in 2000.

A study by the Australian National University's Centre for Climate Economics and Policy, due to be submitted for peer review, links it to a 0.8 per cent drop in emissions in 2013.

Last summer, Australia launched its own carbon pricing regime which led to a 9% drop in emissions from power plants in just six months.

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