The phrase "address emissions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to deal with or mitigate emissions, particularly in the context of environmental issues or policies.
Example: "The government has implemented new regulations to address emissions from industrial sources."
Alternatives: "tackle emissions" or "manage emissions".
Another complaint is that emissions trading does nothing to address emissions from homes or vehicles.
The court's ruling on the one hand reaffirmed that the federal environmental agency has the tools to address emissions of carbon dioxide.
Of the 1,000 largest U.S. companies by market cap, only 8.4percentt have stated environmental policies that address emissions of greenhouse gases.
An article on Thursday about air standards issued by the Environmental Protection Agency to address emissions from the natural gas drilling process known as hydraulic fracturing misstated the surname of a lawyer for the Clean Air Task Force, an environmental group, who criticized the agency's timetable for enforcement.
CCS is of particular interest as it is able to address emissions from fossil fuel power stations, reducing CO2 emissions by 80 90%, without a step change in technology or lifestyle within a country.
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To get there, not only will each country need to be more ambitious with their INDCs, but the Parties will also need to address emission sources not currently covered such as the bunker fuel emissions from maritime shipping in international waters.
Addressing emissions from the supply chain frequently requires different management skills (and involves different parts of the business) to those required for addressing direct (operational) emissions.
"In fact they were not, and although a growing number are now starting to take it seriously, only one - Sky - is now actively addressing emissions across the board".
The progress on CCS was welcomed by Professor Stuart Haszeldine, of the University of Edinburgh, who said the Drax and Peterhead projects fulfilled both technical and political needs, addressing emissions from coal and gas and being sited in England and Scotland.
