Sentence examples similar to a long term emission from inspiring English sources

In our paper we present the results of a long-term emission measurement of volatile organic compounds emitted by a single-hull floating-roof tank.

Guild et al. (2004) [ 6] identified that the forest loss in this region coupled with habitat conversion was producing a long-term emission source of biomass burning.

In the last 20 years, Brazil has had drastic changes in its land use, specifically in the Amazon region [ 4, 5], where conversion of forests to pastures represents a long-term emission source of biomass burning for the region[ 6].

Though it has committed to a review of climate policies in 2017, and consideration of a long-term emissions reduction target, it may benefit from bringing that process forward.

The meeting on Wednesday did not produce a long-term emissions goal accepted by all those countries, which was the Bush administration's aim since announcing the "major economies" effort in May 2007.

This paper finds that it is optimal to start a long-term emission-reduction strategy with significant short-term abatement investment, even if the optimal carbon price starts low and grows progressively over time.

First, to articulate a common vision for long-term climate policy, which could involve setting a long-term emissions-reduction target (for example, a 50% reduction from 1990 levels by 2050).

Our analysis of 70 energy intensive companies shows that a small handful are leading the way by setting ambitious and long term emission reduction targets in line with climate science.

These initiatives include grants and advice programmes to achieve short and long term emission goals.

Landfill aeration by means of low pressure air injection is a promising tool to reduce long term emissions from organic waste fractions through accelerated biological stabilization.

In combination with sewer quality models it can predict the long term emissions from a particular RSF.