Sentence examples for categories of emission from inspiring English sources

Big trucks and vans represent about 15percentt of the fuel consumption and greenhouse emissions from the heavy- and medium-duty vehicle sector, the two agencies said in their proposed guidelines that include two broad categories of emission standards for big trucks — for the tractor unit of large semi-trailers and for the trailer.

If you add up the different categories of emissions detailed in the report, over the course of 30 years the project emits 1,857 Mt of CO2-e.

The more distant a marker is from the 45° line in the figure, the larger the imbalance in the two categories of emissions.

Reducing the uncertainties in categories of emissions associated with product end-of-life, transport, and associated with nonfiber inputs will most greatly reduce uncertainty in the overall estimates.

My analysis concentrates and theorizes this category of emission trade.

Transportation-related carbon dioxide emissions increased at a faster rate from 1997 to 1999 than any other large category of emissions, according to the Energy Department.

Arey (2004) appropriately recognized that diesel exhaust particulates are a small category of emissions in what is truly a complex mixture of ambient particles.

The Shenzhen ETS features extensive coverage consisting of three types of regulated entities and four categories of covered emissions, in order to control carbon emissions by both improving energy efficiency and restraining growing energy demand.

For most sectors, it is clearly the contributions of emission categories (S) and (F) that push global GHG intensity values upward, but the magnitude of these contributions varies among sectors.

In short, 120 sites were selected for monitoring through stratified random sampling of 7,756 300 m x 300 m grid cells with oversampling in areas of high traffic and high building density- indicators of two categories of important local emissions sources- to account for skewed distributions of these source proxies within New York City.

When standards for reducing airborne pollutants were first introduced, the category of low-emission vehicles, or LEV's, emerged.