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In addition, this could be reduced to about EMR = 80 gCO2/kmainlyly thanks to more massive introduction of hybrid cars by the year 2030, and to about EMR = 57 gCO2/km during the period between the years 2040 and 2055 when the electric or fuel-cell cars are supposed to only really contribute to the more significant reduction of the above-mentioned emission rates.

(6), (7) and (9) have been numerically integrated subject to the above-mentioned exponential emissions (expressed via (7)) and to initial condition Δ T g c p l | t = 0 = 0.

Further results can be extracted from Table 3: 1) The above-mentioned trend in emission wavelengths (B3LYP> PBE0> M06-2X) remains true if solvent corrections are applied; to illustrate this, the LR-PCM vertical emissions calculated by using the three different functionals are superimposed on the experimental spectrum in Figure 7 (top).

The above-mentioned β and the emission site area α important for FE are considered in this paper.

Such an approach was associated with the fact that the dust-particle charge specified by the parameters of the above-mentioned plasma depends heavily on electron emission from the particle surface.

Five, this rebate should equal the above-mentioned product-specific benchmarks, not the emissions of the particular exporting plant or firm.

For fast computations it is advised that the above-mentioned simple model be used to account for emission and self-absorption.

The above-mentioned inputs are proposed as determinants of N2O emissions by the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change.

The results obtained in [16] are supported and it is shown that the above-mentioned hypothesis is proved and even weak but continuing emissions lead to eventual saturation of the climate-carbon cycle feedback.

The results obtained in [ 16] are supported and it is shown that the above-mentioned hypothesis is proved and even weak but continuing emissions lead to eventual saturation of the climate-carbon cycle feedback.

This paper is an attempt to address the above-mentioned challenges proposing a carbon border tax (CBT) based on avoided emissions.