Sentence examples for emissions check from inspiring English sources

Increasing greenhouse gas emissions, check.

If you're going in for routine maintenance, such as an oil change or emissions check, be wary of attempts to up-sell; that is, to sell additional services beyond what you request.

A good place to start would be to buy back more of the old polluters on the road, those pre-1976 cars that in California (for some reason I still can't fathom) are exempt from emissions checks.

Some fields you can safely skip (max permissible trailer weight was left blank) and some you might be able to skip (a 1998 model doesn't need it's CO2 emissions checked, and it seems there's no engine number on a 996).

Beijing has long required yearly emission checks, but enforcing such laws is difficult.

This paper explores how essential economic development might be reconciled with the need to keep carbon emissions in check.

It is for this reason that many still see blocking the aviation industry's expansionist tendencies as the best strategy for keeping emissions in check.

"It is a very strong message that the airline industry seems ready to support a single global market-based measure to keep their emissions in check," Ms. Hedegaard said in a statement sent to reporters last week.

Once nations have agreed to make a particular cut in their carbon output, it will be necessary to set up a commission or group whose job will be to monitor nations' emissions to check that they are keeping to their commitments.

Boosting energy-efficiency and the use of renewables not only helps secure energy supplies and cuts local pollution, but also helps keep carbon emissions in check too.Amid the recent global upsurge of climate-related anxiety, China's leaders have spun its energy-efficiency drive as greenery.

In Canada, which already relies on hydropower and natural gas for most of its electricity generation, oil production is the fastest growing source of emissions.The Conservative government has been reluctant to turn down the taps, and ridiculed the opposition's demands to put a price on carbon, which would help keep emissions in check.