Sentence examples for delivering emissions from inspiring English sources

"Our carbon market is delivering emissions reductions.

She told the Guardian: "CCS is a chain of proven technologies that can deliver emissions reductions as part of action to limit global warmiong.

If market forces deliver emissions reductions cheaper and faster than anticipated, then states should lock in that progress with a binding cap to ensure that emissions don't rise and that incentives for reducing pollution remain.

Holt said the modelling was "bottom up" – looking at what sectors had the potential to deliver emissions reductions and then allocating those reductions to the policies that could conceivably achieve them.

Mr. Caldecott has backed proposals for the fund to deliver emissions reductions through public or private contractors in projects like building solar energy systems in Sub-Saharan Africa or maintaining forests in Southeast Asia.

We need more of a bottom up approach focused on national politics to convince governments and publics alike that climate action can produce development, jobs and security, and that people working in fossil fuel dependent sectors can achieve a just transition, paving the way for the domestic adoption of policies and measures to deliver emissions targets.

These pilot schemes show that while well-designed projects can deliver emissions reductions, conserve biodiversity and improve local livelihoods, positive outcomes are far from guaranteed.

This would give long term certainty to investors, allowing the market to decide which technology has the most potential to deliver emission reductions at the cheapest cost.

The business sector will highlight its ability to deliver emission-reducing technologies while at the same time urging pragmatism on the inevitability of burning more coal.

We also need federal greenhouse gas and mileage standards that apply all across the country and deliver emission reductions at least equal to California's standards.

e360: You said [recently] that you did not see the process delivering adequate emissions targets in the next decade.