Sentence examples for comprehensive emissions from inspiring English sources

We focus on the Barnett Shale region, because our analysis requires comprehensive emissions and activity data that are not currently available for other regions.

Establish "Green Zones" in California's most disadvantaged communities to focus investments in comprehensive emissions reduction and community resilience investments, via community planning that includes environmental justice and labor organizations.

Geostellar will then provide a discount based on the potential contribution of the clean solar energy generation toward the comprehensive emissions reduction goals of the Etsy community.

More generally, useful conclusions could potentially be drawn even for airports lacking comprehensive emissions inventories.

A new agreement can promise financial help to poor countries to cope with locked-in climate change, it can put different expectations of the extent of emission reductions different countries can deliver, and it can recognise that many of them just aren't able to do comprehensive emission calculations.

A comprehensive emission assessment framework suitable for addressing of distributed cogeneration systems is formulated according to an electrical output-based emission factor approach and the environmental impact objective function are defined and expressed in cost terms.

In light of the limitation of emission data for establishing a local comprehensive emission database, this paper analyzes the characteristics of emission rates in MOVES released by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to investigate the feasibility and to design a method for developing site-specific emission database.

One way BlackRock could raise the bar on methane and be a global leader would be to use its platform to develop products to incentive comprehensive emission management.

We estimated exposure using comprehensive emission inventories combined with air dispersion models taking into account meteorological information [ 8].

In addition, as we were lacking comprehensive emission inventories for all airports, we could not directly interpret the DMIRET in relation to the actual or anticipated emission rates, which complicates interpretability.

In 1997 and 1998, a comprehensive emission test of Austrian domestic combustion units was performed at 180 randomly chosen households, thus considering "real world" conditions in a large variety of boilers and stoves.