Sentence examples for avoidable emissions from inspiring English sources
Six functions have been established: replaceable amount of fossil energy; CO2, NOX and SO2 avoidable emissions; rural health and education development maximization; and the cost function.
The first mainland dioxin inventory revealed that there are avoidable dioxin emissions to be targeted.
In many developing countries efforts are taken to reduce avoidable greenhouse gas emissions or off-setting unavoidable emissions through sequestration of C (Lehmann et al. 2006).
The effectiveness of fossil energy substitution by various solid bioenergy types, the "substitution effectiveness", was defined as "tons of avoidable fossil carbon emissions per ton of biogenic carbon harvested".
With around 40% of its emissions coming from avoidable deforestation, Brazil can curb them much more cheaply than any other big emerging economy.
A method to locally optimize a given process while considering its global environmental impact by using life cycle assessment (LCA) to account for avoidable and unavoidable off-site emissions for each independent material input is presented.
Look at and feel the clothes.'" Ah yes: in a world in which ten million children die every year from avoidable, poverty-related causes, and greenhouse gas emissions threaten to create hundreds of millions of climate refugees, we should be visiting Paris boutiques and feeling the clothes.
Avoidable household food waste in the UK is associated with 17m tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.
Avoidable household food waste in the UK is associated with 17 million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.
"The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that emissions reductions resulting from meeting these standards will prevent as many as 11,000 avoidable premature deaths and 4,700 heart attacks annually," reads a Statement of Administration Policy, issued Thursday by the Office of Management and Budget.
