Sentence examples for emission mitigating from inspiring English sources

Co-electrolysis of CO2 and H2O using high-temperature solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOECs) into valuable chemicals has attracted great attentions recently due to the high conversion and energy efficiency, which provides opportunities of reducing CO2 emission, mitigating global warming and storing intermittent renewable energies.

"It helps tackle our carbon emissions, mitigating the anticipated impacts from climate change and managing the expected increase in the cost of energy, while ensuring we improve the quality of the campus environment for our staff and students".

We need to protect our environment for future generations with a comprehensive, nationwide action plan to reduce carbon emissions, mitigate the threats, and accelerate our adoption of clean, affordable renewable energy technologies.

But from a systems standpoint, applying these plans across the residential sector could considerably reduce carbon emissions by mitigating the impact of our society's biggest emitters: transportation and electricity.

Several technologies have been proposed for limiting CO2 emissions and mitigating CO2 concentration from atmosphere.

Replacement of fossil fuel based energy with biochar-based bioenergy production can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions while mitigating the adverse impacts of climate change and global warming.

It has been globally recognized as necessary to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for mitigating the adverse effects of global warming on earth.

"If we are able to find the source of this emission and mitigate it, then I think that it's pretty clear that the damage in the ozone layer will be minor, if not insignificant," Montzka said.

Generators are forced to introduce renewable energy replacing the conventional fossil fueled generators with renewable generators for mitigating emission constraints with reference to the Kyoto protocol.

If one believes – as President Obama does – that human activities are contributing to climate change, then it follows that people have an obligation to take steps to slow emissions and mitigate the impact.

The idea is simple, but the ability to scale up to remove enough carbon dioxide from emissions to mitigate climate change is at least a few years away.