The phrase "acceptance carbon" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a specific context related to carbon emissions or environmental discussions, but without additional context, it is unclear.
Example: "The acceptance carbon levels in the new policy are crucial for meeting our sustainability goals."
Alternatives: "carbon acceptance" or "carbon approval".
"Success, to me, would be the beginning of political acceptance of carbon pricing," he said.
A vital aspect to public and regulatory acceptance of carbon sequestration is assurance that groundwater resources will be protected.
The increasing acceptance of the carbon bubble and stranded assets thesis is the most exciting climate change development of the last year.
Long-term security is critical to the success and public acceptance of geologic carbon storage.
As IPCC chairman R. K. Pachauri explained in his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, to stabilize carbon dioxide emissions at 445 to 490 parts per million (ppm), essential to holding global temperature increases to around 2 deg.
The reasons to go hybrid now include social acceptance in Europe, where reducing carbon emissions is a priority, and the expectation that more localities will join cities like London, Berlin and Stockholm in having zones open only to low- or zero-emissions vehicles.
He thinks that GE's "visionary leadership, just a little ahead of my industry" may soon help push the American energy business "from denial to pragmatic acceptance" of mandatory caps on carbon emissions.If so, it would spell still more sales for GE.
Hence, his use of the word "comical" to denigrate near universal scientific acceptance of the relationship between carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere and global warming, between human-induced burning of fossil fuels and climate change, is "tragic".
Wind energy is a key technology in the transition toward a low-carbon society, but acceptance is considered to be a constraining factor in achieving ambitious wind deployment targets.
The alkene ligand bonds to the metal centre by both electron donation and acceptance, similar to the situation with carbon monoxide.
