Sentence examples for embraced carbon from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg has some memories of a Mitt Romney who once embraced carbon taxes; he, and the rest of us, now have a clearer memory of a Romney who mocked the very idea of doing something to "slow the rise of the oceans".

Reforestation is a widely embraced carbon sequestration technique [37, 38].

Block copolymer (P-123) assisted nanohybrid of Polyaniline embraced Carbon nanotubes (PANI@CNT) with outcropping whiskers at the edge were synthesized to facilitates simple charge and ion transport at the electrode interface.

Reforestation is a widely embraced carbon sequestration technique [ 37, 38].

President of the bank, Jim Yong King, called on leaders to "embrace carbon pricing and green policies".

Another aspect that should not be overlooked as a business starts to embrace carbon reduction activities is marketing benefit and differentiation from competitors.

"Adelaide is a small compact city surrounded by a green belt so it is easier for us to embrace carbon neutrality and green initiatives than many of the larger cities," says councillor Anne Moran.

From the evidence at this year's Interbike -- a trade show that ended here last Wednesday -- it is clear that the $4.5 billion United States bicycle industry is racing to embrace carbon fiber as never before.

And the push to force coal plants to embrace carbon capture — if the E.P.A. proposal meets expectations — is just the warm-up act for what is likely to be a much bigger battle: a proposal to control carbon emissions by the 6,600 or so existing power plants.

He has spent a decade trying to persuade the big three to embrace carbon fiber and his related Hypercar design.

Marine industries are increasingly embracing carbon fiber vinylester resin composites as structural materials for military and civilian naval crafts.