Sentence examples for airplane emissions from inspiring English sources

The statement said a branch of the United Nations, the International Civil Aviation Organization, and not the European Union, should regulate airplane emissions on international flights.

One audience member suggested that airplane emissions are more damaging due to the altitude at which they are released, a notion supported in the scientific literature.

According to the European Commission, airplane emissions currently account for about 3percentt of total EU greenhouse gas emissions, and about 4percentt of world greenhouse gas emissions.

OO Voter Groups to EPA: Regulate Airplane Emissions before it becomes a major US emissions source.

Yet America's woefully inefficient airline industry has had the chutzpah to pull every dirty trick possible to sabotage European and international efforts to curb airplane emissions.

Since my main impact is travel, I figured my mileage and multiplied the air travel by 1.9 to account for the increased impact airplane emissions have (the amount used by Carbon Footprint).

Amongst other transport methods, airplanes emissions count for 3% of the CO2 emissions.

We can do a lot to reduce airplanes' greenhouse emissions, judging from a ground-breaking new aviation pollution report card released recently by the highly respected International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT).

Airplanes release greenhouse emissions into the atmosphere and require enormous amounts of fuel to fly.

The first step of the EPA process begins unfolding on Friday when the agency will formally declare its intent to begin regulating greenhouse gas emissions from airplane pollution.

On the journey there and back, the airplane will release carbon emissions that are the equivalent of heating, cooking, lighting, and local transport for one person for nearly a year.