Sentence examples for drop emissions from inspiring English sources

"We've got to drop emissions fast.

Ciatti believes it is possible to keep the efficiency gains while dropping emissions significantly.

On the other hand, stagnant economies mean less industrial production, which historically leads to a drop in emissions.

Tans said a 6% drop in emissions — equivalent to a near 7% drop in GDP — would reduce that annual growth rate only by 0.24ppm.

A study by the Australian National University's Centre for Climate Economics and Policy, due to be submitted for peer review, links it to a 0.8 per cent drop in emissions in 2013.

The researchers said the high growth rate reflected a bounce-back from the 1.4 percent drop in emissions in 2009, the year the recession had its biggest impact.

Last summer, Australia launched its own carbon pricing regime which led to a 9% drop in emissions from power plants in just six months.

Karl Mathiesen, of the Guardian, wrote, "The drop in emissions required by the new E.P.A. rules over the next sixteen years is less than the drop which occurred without regulation in the seven years between 2005 and 2012".

This means the drop in emissions required by the new EPA rules over the next 16 years is less than the drop which occurred without regulation in the seven years between 2005 and 2012.

For example, few could have predicted the country's swift drop in emissions in recent years owing to new discoveries of natural gas, which typically emits about half the amount of carbon dioxide as coal when used for power.

Hunt and Tony Abbott came to government and put a bulldozer through many Labor government initiatives, chief among them the dreaded carbon tax, which was later linked to the biggest drop in emissions in a decade.