Sentence examples for burden of carbon from inspiring English sources

A third piece of evidence is that the economic burden of carbon pricing falls primarily on low-income consumers.

Developing countries look at the historical emissions of the rich and say the burden of carbon reductions should lie with the main offenders.

The new advisory body will set out, broadly sector by sector, where the burden of carbon cutting should fall in the proposed five-yearly "carbon budgets".

They insisted that the developed countries had the "historic responsibility" to shoulder the burden of carbon cuts given their past emissions since the industrial revolution.

In many advanced countries, most, if not all, of the burden of carbon pricing on electricity prices and motorists could be offset by reducing preexisting excise taxes on electricity consumption and vehicle purchases.

What human beings have set in motion in our shared environment, with the ever-burgeoning burden of carbon we create, may well be the engine that ends all life as we have ever known it on Earth.

The blood then passes through the lungs, where its burden of carbon-dioxide waste is exchanged for a revitalizing supply, of oxygen, and into the left auricle.

"And so, one of the principal strategies is to put a price on carbon, and a price that will rise to increase the burden of using carbon".

In the year 2000, the global emission of black carbon was estimated at 7.6 Tg, and the globally averaged mass burden of black carbon was roughly 1.5 × 10−5 kg m−2 [ 25].

Developing and developed nations each accuse the other of failing to accept a reasonable share of the burden of reducing carbon emissions.

A revenue neutral carbon tax refunds the revenues raised in a manner that protects low-income consumers from bearing more than what the political process determines is their "fair share" of the economic burden of the carbon tax.