Sentence examples for emissions alternative from inspiring English sources

Martin R. Stolar, one of two defense attorneys and a longtime member of the National Lawyers Guild, an organization that provides pro-bono representation to progressive activists, had prepared each defendant to speak on a different aspect of climate change, including carbon-dioxide emissions, alternative sources of energy, and the lack of meaningful legislative action.

In 2002, he started a neighborhood cooperative to buy and distribute organically fertilized corn kernels to burn in pellet stoves (a lower-emissions alternative to traditional fuel-oil boilers).

In theory, scooters offer a low-emission alternative to driving.

Mr Longo is primarily a rubbish man Startech was formed in the 1990s as a low-emission alternative to landfills and incinerators.

Such a system is expected to be a more efficient, zero emission alternative to wind diesel system.

California's struggles underline the chicken-and-egg problem of hydrogen technology, which has been touted as a zero-emissions alternative to traditional engines.

Joining an increasingly crowded field of automakers producing zero-emissions alternative fuel vehicles, Honda's FCV hydrogen-powered concept car is to make its U.S. debut at the January North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

Power companies would probably close some old coal-fired plants, turning to more expensive lower-emission alternatives — to some extent renewables like wind, but mainly natural gas.

Perhaps the best-known of these enabling effects is to replace face-to-face meetings, which require carbon-belching air travel, with low-emission alternatives such as videoconferencing.

This paper examines 90 concrete mix designs from published literature to identify their embodied emissions and thermal conductivity in order to discuss the relationship between low embodied carbon dioxide equivalents (CO2-e) emission alternatives and thermal conductivity.

Development of Ford's test fleet for the London trial is supported by a £4.7 million ($5.8 million U.S). grant from the UK's Advanced Propulsion Centre, a government-funded research facility that was created in 2013 in partnership with industry to advance low emission alternatives to fuel-burning engines.