The phrase "carbon limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about environmental policies, climate change, or regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
Example: "The government has set a strict carbon limit to help combat climate change and promote sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "carbon cap" or "emission limit."
The small reduction in risk we observed when the respirable elemental carbon limit was set at ≤260 µg/m is mostly due to the limited person time above exposure cut-off, i.e., the intervention would have left the majority of the cohort unaffected.
For example, the model predicts that significant cheap-to-produce conventional oil would be burned but that the carbon limit would be reached before more expensive tar sands oil could be used.
McKibben says that one "climate action day" thousands, from Himalayan nuns to Wall Streeters, formed the number 350: the parts-per-million carbon limit we've passed.
Supplementary DRM experiments in a thermobalance revealed that coke formation as a continuous process until a carbon limit is reached and confirmed a higher coking rate for the cycled catalyst.
He's talking about Canada's Alberta tar sands and, if that oil is sold and burnt, as Trudeau intends, it will use up a third of the global carbon limit that Trudeau himself helped set (with much fanfare, naturally).
The transcriptionally controlled reactions when changing from carbon limited to nitrogen limited conditions or changing from aerobic to anaerobic conditions are shown in the heatmap in Figure 4.
The four conditions that were considered were carbon limited aerobic growth, nitrogen limited aerobic growth, carbon limited anaerobic growth and nitrogen limited anaerobic growth.
While she strongly favors carbon limits, she said, she opposes construction of reactors.
The Senate is to vote Monday to kick off a weeklong discussion on carbon limits.
Global carbon limits have been equally elusive, as a conference in Durban, South Africa, showed again last week.
But wouldn't imposing carbon limits raise the cost of electricity?
