Sentence examples similar to carbon plank from inspiring English sources
Butler said the proposed ETS would not amount to a "carbon tax" – a key plank of the Coalition's campaign against the Gillard government's carbon pricing scheme, which began in 2012 with a three-year "fixed price period" before it was due to move to a floating price.
He goes down hills on planks of carbon fibre at twice the legal limit for British motorways.
"The green investment bank, alongside the Committee on Climate Change and carbon budgets, forms a central plank of the UK's now very credible decarbonisation strategy.
The government has identified the storage of carbon in soils and plants as a key plank in its climate policy, outlining plans to plant millions of trees and fund projects that advance soil sequestering.
"The central plank of Europe's strategy for cutting carbon emissions is now rendered impotent as it won't stop a single dirty coal plant from being built," he said.
Rudd failed to capitalize on his early momentum, however, and a series of legislative setbacks culminated in the shelving of a carbon emission trading scheme that was regarded as a central plank in Rudd's platform.
Instead of studying diffusion in crystals, Plank has looked at how dissolved volatiles like water and carbon dioxide diffuse through melt tubes, tiny burrows in crystals that fill with liquid magma.
For Frydenberg, gas is the key plank of Australia's solution to climate change: the low-carbon panacea that will help us meet our obligations under the Paris agreement.
US trucks will produce 10% less carbon dioxide and consume 10% less fuel within a decade under the last major plank of Barack Obama's climate policy.
Plank you and goodnight".
