Sentence examples for emissions consequences from inspiring English sources

I will give my perspective first on peak oil, then on the emissions consequences of oil sands development.

This paper, a contribution to the EMF 22 subgroup on Transition Scenarios, examines the relationship between technology evolution over the next 40 years and the cost, energy, and greenhouse gas emissions consequences of possible U.S. mitigation goals.

After the energy and CO2 emission consequences of the building and urban factors are identified, the appropriateness of the urban PV façade in relation to obstruction in three locations (Oslo, Cambridge and Milan), each representing northern, central and southern Europe, is presented.

If crops used for bioenergy are replaced by food production elsewhere, then the carbon emission consequences of bioenergy depend on how this is done.

In our opinion, several of these policies – some European examples are discussed below – inaccurately assess the GHG emission consequences of different forms of bioenergy and are likely to have serious adverse environmental consequences if not remedied (van Renssen, 2011).

These emissions carry consequences that will be felt not only in Jakarta and Singapore but globally.

We identify significant financial and carbon emission mitigation consequences of proxy choice in relation to the achievement of national emissions reduction targets.

Private companies will be given public funds to magically reduce their carbon pollution emissions, with no consequences if they fail to deliver.

Larger economies, until recently, have managed better than small ones to mask the impacts of exhausting their natural capital and contributing heavily to greenhouse gas emissions, but the consequences of this neglect are catching up with them too.

The world is heating up under the pressure of rising greenhouse gas emissions, and the consequences will be dire: an increase in extreme weather, droughts, floods, a loss of agricultural productivity, people living precarious lives pushed closer to the brink.

This analysis was used to assess the maximum possible loading of filters collecting emissions and the consequences for the filter-change schedule.