The phrase 'emission-reduction projects' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to refer to activities that reduce the amount of emissions produced, such as projects related to cleaner energy production, environmental protection, or fuel efficiency. For example, "The city has recently received funding for several emission-reduction projects, including electric bus routes and solar energy initiatives."
The mechanism allows emission-reduction projects in developing countries to earn credits.
In addition, the use of tradeable carbon units combined with the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) - whereby the Kyoto signatories from industrialised nations can invest in emission-reduction projects in developing countries - has huge potential for environmental damage and fraud.
Prior to coming to Yale, she was the director of Programs and Partnerships at the Gold Standard Foundation, a certification schema for greenhouse gas emission-reduction projects under the Kyoto Protocol's offset scheme and for the voluntary carbon offset markets in the U.S. and Australia.
The state Department of Food and Agriculture has $67.5 million, provided through the state's greenhouse gas cap-and-trade program, to help growers with water efficiency and emission-reduction projects.
Of all these efforts, California's is the most advanced, and not only is it slashing emissions, but its economy has been on a terror since implementing cap-and-trade, which in turn is bringing about $1 billion per year into state coffers for emission-reduction projects.
Furthermore, the permanence of the emission-reduction project needs to be taken into account.
In CDM, developed countries can earn certified emission reduction credits from emission reduction projects undertaken in developing countries.
For the past 10 years global carbon markets have been synonymous with the CDM, which enables emission reduction projects in developing nations to sell carbon securities to developed country polluters.
In 2005, the United Nations launched the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) as a way of allowing emission reduction projects (such as renewable energy) in developing countries to earn tradable carbon credits, called Certified Emission Reductions (CERs).
Its directors, Richard and Dee Lawrence, also co-founded Cool Effect, a new program that identifies some of the best carbon emission reduction projects in the world and makes it simple for supporters to donate.
Dr. Dubrow serves on the Advisory Board of Cool Effect, a program that identifies some of the best carbon emission reduction projects in the world and makes it simple for supporters to donate.
