Sentence examples for drive emission from inspiring English sources

What if a carbon price doesn't immediately drive emission reductions?

Finkel says the safeguard mechanism "is not calibrated to drive emissions reduction".

The questions are being developed around how our demands for services and products drive emissions, consumption and ethical working practices.

By putting a hefty price on carbon, the system lets investment decisions drive emissions reductions rather than having governments dictate investment in particular clean energy sources like solar or wind.

The bottom line is this: a decade or so of voluntary corporate climate promises have been insufficient to drive emissions down to where they need to go to stabilize the climate.

And while the worldwide recession might provide a slight breather, population pressures and energy demands are likely to drive emissions inexorably higher without a major shift to new energy sources.

Moreover, a preliminary analysis of the effect of instantaneous speed and acceleration on real drive emissions is presented.

In boreal forests, where disturbances often drive emissions variability, temporally and spatially-explicit disturbance identification at a resolution that captures forest management practices at the stand level offers a new opportunity to improve GHG balance estimates.

The objective of this study was to test the potential for NOx emissions improvements on a typical Euro 6 diesel vehicle, following modifications to its emissions control system, under Real Drive Emissions (RDE) testing conditions.

Emissions of biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs) from dry ecosystems at high latitudes respond strongly to small increases in temperature, and warm canopy surface temperatures drive emissions to higher levels than expected.

"We need to reach a peak in global emissions in the next few years and drive emissions down rapidly afterwards to address climate change and limit its impacts".