The model was calibrated and validated using data from an industrial prototype that converted air emissions polluted with volatile organic compounds with an average daily concentration of 1129 mgC Nm−3 into bioenergy for more than one year.
We are addressing the major causes of greenhouse gas emissions: polluting transport, old and/or poorly isolated buildings and energy supply.
Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow would need to plant two Amazon forests to offset their CO2 emissions, polluting airwaves with their green chuntering.
Had they not been taken to Britain, and then bought on a parliamentary vote for £35,000 to be put in the British Museum, they would by now have been reduced to gypsum by the car-exhaust emissions of polluted Athens.
The indicators "Reduction of CO2 Emissions", "Reduction of CO Emissions" and "Reduction of Fuel Consumption" were calculated according to emission of polluting substances and consumption factors applied to traffic data, following methods already established in the literature [13].
In this passage he seems to be referring to the only current global carbon trading scheme, the CDM: The strategy of buying and selling "carbon credits" can lead to a new form of speculation which would not help reduce the emission of polluting gases worldwide.
Thus, a higher solar radiation rate is desirable, as it decreases the maintenance and operational costs for the DG and the emission of polluting gases into the environment.
Automotive natural gas engines are designed to dramatically reduce the emission of polluting gases, particulate matter, and harmful substances associated to combustion of Diesel or gasoline fuels.
"The strategy of buying and selling 'carbon credits' can lead to a new form of speculation which would not help reduce the emission of polluting gases worldwide," he said.
When the solar radiation rates increase, the energy produced from the solar power system will increase, which has the positive effect of reducing the emission of polluting gases and the operating cost of the system.
