Sentence examples for constraining emissions from inspiring English sources

Greg Hunt is not actually constraining emissions; if it is going to work it is going to have to have teeth, but all we have got is gums".

And it has been agreed that, by March next year, every country in the world will have established plans for reducing or constraining emissions as well as producing detailed plans on how they intend to fund climate adaptation.

That was the main reason why Kyoto failed, because America would not accept a treaty that required nothing of countries such as China, and China insisted that the rich world should bear most of the necessary costs of constraining emissions.

We show that the constraining emissions are only that of CO and NOx.

The mainstream climate policy view is that a price on carbon is the crucial first step in constraining emissions.

"The current policy doesn't constrain emissions growth.

Europe has learnt from its experience of trying to constrain emissions, and is getting better at it.

Such geo-engineering options have been talked about for years as a possible last-ditch attempt to control global temperatures, if efforts to constrain emissions fail.

With the efforts now afoot to constrain emissions and develop clean energy worldwide, it stands to reason that we won't go so far.

"Failure to decarbonise the power sector now could mean future governments are forced into more drastic and expensive action to constrain emissions later as the problems caused by climate destabilisation become more acute," Mr Yeo told The Independent.

In 1997, the U.S. Senate had voted 95-0 for a resolution stating that the United States would not sign the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, otherwise known as the Kyoto Protocol, so long as it threatened serious harm to the U.S. economy and failed to constrain emissions in poorer economies.