Sentence examples for a framework for emissions from inspiring English sources

The article traces the problem back to the 1990s, when international organizations worked to create a framework for emissions monitoring.

The legislation came from an agreement in August, brokered by the nonprofit Urban Green Council, between the city's real estate lobby and grassroots activists that set out a framework for cutting emissions 80percentt by the middle of the century.

A critical environmentalist might argue that an event like the Conservative Clean Energy Summit can't establish a framework for carbon-emission reductions that are big enough and fast enough to keep warming below two degrees Celsius and stave off the worst impacts of climate change.

Further, open problems and research gaps are discussed and a framework for handling GHG emissions from IUDSs is presented.

The document does lay out a framework for verification of emissions commitments by developing countries and for establishing a "high-level panel" to assess financial contributions by rich nations to help poor countries adapt to climate change and limit their emissions.

The legislation came from an agreement last August brokered by the nonprofit Urban Green Council between the city's real estate lobby and grassroots activists that set out a framework for cutting building emissions 80% by the middle of the century.

"If Obama and the others decide that 2C has to be the limit, then negotiators will subsequently find it so much easier to hammer out a framework for curtailing carbon dioxide emissions over the next year," said Nicholas Stern, the British economist and climate expert who will be attending the meeting.

This is due to the fact that REDD + has the potential to provide a framework for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation and forest degradation while addressing rural poverty and conserving forest biodiversity at the same time.

Thus the question is whether establishing a framework for capping global warming emissions, albeit a compromised one, is better than waiting and hoping that the next Congress (or the next one or the next one after that) will have the political will to do what scientists say is truly needed.

S&P 500 corporations that report their environmental impacts produce a higher return on equity than firms on the index that don't report the impacts, according to a 2014 study from the nonprofit CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project), which represents around 800 institutional investors and provides a framework for companies to report carbon emissions, water and forestry use.

The agreements could provide a framework for these countries to participate in emissions trading, even at the local level.