Sentence examples for emission gap from inspiring English sources

The emission gap is growing.

In general, the absorption gap is larger than the emission gap; that is, light absorbed by semiconductor clusters is red-shifted to longer wavelengths on emission.

Between 1995 and 2005, a significant emission gap of 5%to10%0% CO2 persisted in Europe between newly registered diesel and petrol cars (Figure 4). Figure 4 CO 2 -emission time trend of new registered cars (comparison EU - Japan).

We calculate that land-based negative emissions from additional SOC sequestration could significantly contribute to reducing the anthropogenic CO2 equivalent emission gap identified from Nationally Determined Contributions pledged by countries to stabilize global warming levels below 2 °C or even 1.5 °C under the Paris agreement on climate.

This leaves a large "emissions gap" to be made up.

A few weeks later, the United Nations Environment Programme released its annual Emissions Gap Report.

There is a serious emissions gap over the next 15 years: under the current pledges, emissions will go on rising until at least 2030.

The UN Environment Programme's recently published report, Bridging the Emissions Gap, shows that over the course of this century, warming will likely rise to 4C unless we take stronger action to cut emissions.

We analysed the climate summit's potential impact, finding that these 29 collaborative commitments could close the 2020 emissions gap by one-fifth, a quantity equal to India's annual emissions in 2012.

The Emissions Gap Report, released ahead of climate talks in Warsaw next week, found that although the 2C target could be achieved with higher emissions by 2020, failure to significantly reduce CO2 levels will "exacerbate mitigation challenges" after this time.

The deal also paves the way for action to address the "emissions gap" between the voluntary emissions cuts countries have already pledged and the reductions experts say are needed to effectively tackle climate change.