Sentence examples for emissions emissions from inspiring English sources
The figures you quote – that "between 1990 and 2010, emissions fell by 25.2%, and the 34% carbon-cutting target for 2022 is likely to be exceeded" – relate to territorial emissions – emissions generated inside UK borders.
The analysis also proved that information on direct emissions (emissions from fossil fuel use) is sufficient to establishing effective border adjustment policies in Japan and indirect emissions (emissions embodied in electricity) need not be included.
The rule 'sustainable use of the environment as a sink for waste and emissions' is substantiated by three indicators related to energy-related greenhouse gas emissions, emissions of acid-forming gases and hazardous solid wastes.
We have utilised a previously developed modelling system for predicting the traffic flows and emissions, emissions originating from stationary sources, and atmospheric dispersion of pollution in an urban area.
In the present study these designs are integrated with a refinery and evaluated from the point-of-view of economics and GHG (greenhouse gas emissions) emissions and are compared to a reference refinery.
For the purposes of this study, all BAMs have been based on the direct emissions (on-site fuel and activity emissions, as explained above) plus our separate calculations of indirect emissions (emissions embodied in energy inputs, e.g., the use of electricity generated offsite).
To estimate emissions, emission factors based on snapshot measurements, and varying models and assumptions are commonly used.
Fertilizer-derived cumulative N2O emissions (emission factor) during the period from April to December 2014 were 0.21 and 0.45 % of applied N in wheat and poplar soils, respectively.
This corridor could be derived using historical emissions, emission trends, and trends in underlying causes.
Such models can be data-intensive, requiring data on pollutant emissions, emission source and roadway configurations, meteorological conditions, and land use parameters.
TAMRA is a stabled fluorescence with red emission (emission 542 nm, excitation 568 nm) in cell staining, which can be observed by confocal microscopy.
