Sentence examples for emission curbs from inspiring English sources
Rich countries have wanted rapidly emerging economies such as like China – the world's largest emitter – and India to be equally legally bound as developed countries, though taking on softer targets on emission curbs.
And it presented amendments that will curb emissions on jets only when they enter EU airspace, after airlines objected to emission curbs on total flying times.The Italian government's proposed bail-out of Alitalia drew criticism.
A key feature of these papers is that they assume that even if global carbon emission curbs were to be agreed in the future, these would be insufficient to limit global temperature rises to 2C this century – the maximum temperature rise agreed by politicians as acceptable.
The emission curbs on flights to and from European airports are opposed by the United States, China, Russia and other countries, which said Europe should let the United Nations International Civil Aviation Organizationn decide on greenhouse-gas limits for the industry.
At the same time, some Republican state governors are throwing their support behind emissions curbs.
A report from the Department of Energy suggests most studies reckon emissions curbs would lower GDP by less than 1% by 2020.
PAGE B1 U.S. Resists Emissions Curbs The Bush administration has maintained its opposition to new targets for cutting emissions linked to global warming.
The agreement, with the 2C goal in mind, would enter into force in 2020, supported by a register of national greenhouse gas emissions curbs.
The new Paris deal will be reinforced by a roster of nationally determined greenhouse gas emissions curbs, known in climate jargon as Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs).
Mr Harper needs to do well there if he is to turn his government's current minority status into a majority at the next election.As for business, the degree of resistance to emissions curbs varies.
Some Republicans withheld their support after the chamber's Democratic leadership refused to allow amendments to ease emissions curbs, promote natural gas and approve the controversial Keystone XL pipeline.
