Sentence examples for consequential emissions from inspiring English sources

The window to begin applying CCS toward consequential emissions reduction is "shrinking fast," says the agency, which has declared that CCS must supply over a fifth of the emissions reductions needed by 2050 to keep the temperature rise below 2°CC.

2. For straw, consequential emissions were assumed to be the same as the nutrient replacement value: 177.6 kgCO2e.odt-1 (that is, the 'high' estimate in Table 2).

For softwood, consequential emissions were assumed to arise from an equivalent mass of short rotation coppice (SRC) grown on arable land, which in turn results in land elsewhere being converted to arable usage.

The judge wrote: I found that direct and consequential greenhouse gas emissions associated with the [Carmichael mine] will be managed and mitigated through national and international emissions control frameworks operating in Australia and within countries that are the import market for coal from the project.

According to the discussion in the previous section, the high-density, mixed-use, and easier-accessible land use development tends to reduce travel distance, thus reduces total vehicle miles travelled, and consequential vehicle CO2 emission and fuel consumption.

Surface temperature determines power density through the gas re-emission and consequential beam re-ionisation.

The building sector shares one fourth of total energy consumption in the country and plays an important role in reducing the energy consumption and the consequential green house gas (GHG) emissions.

At this stage, we are all aware what the phrase "Donald Trump press conference" connotes: an outpouring of semi-coherent utterances, many false, some cringe-worthy, and all subject to review by the President's minders before they can be regarded as anything more consequential than human carbon-dioxide emissions.

Lindene Patton, an attorney with Earth & Water Law and the co-author of a new paper about the role of attribution science in climate litigation, said while this area of law is complex, it boils down to "narrowing the consequential analysis" to show that emissions made a natural event worse.

Amending this law will not threaten national security, increase carbon emissions or raise serious consequential issues.

GHG emissions may arise from consequential impacts, the most important of which are arguably direct and indirect land-use change.