Sentence examples for emissions entirely from inspiring English sources

In his Rose Garden address, he upped the ante, vowing to stop the growth of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions entirely by 2025.

Better yet, Fresh Direct could switch to biodiesel, a renewable fuel derived from used vegetable oil, and eliminate sulfur emissions entirely.

Phasing out greenhouse gas emissions entirely by mid-century is possible, and promising trends are emerging.

The objective is to have an electric ferry that is zero-emissions entirely.

(The later process would continue for centuries even after all GHG emissions ceased entirely).

The first approach is a direct sensitivity modeling approach that considers the ozone levels that would remain after certain emissions are entirely removed (i.e., zero-out modeling).

Arresting that trend seemed impossible when Congress threw in the towel on climate legislation in 2010, leaving the task of reducing emissions almost entirely to the states and the E.P.A.'s regulatory apparatus.

Yesterday, Murray Sabrin, a former Libertarian Party candidate for governor who is seeking the Republican nomination for the United States Senate seat being vacated by Frank R. Lautenberg, proposed dropping the new emissions test entirely.

Because it produces no emissions, is entirely renewable and does not require dams or underground mines, wind power ranks as one of the cleanest sources of electricity, but it still has drawbacks.

When the bioenergy produced on the spare land was assumed to replace diesel, this substitution effect together with the carbon sequestration in soils cancelled out the direct emissions almost entirely when chicken or plant-based protein was produced instead of beef.

From this standpoint, fires and fossil fuel emissions have entirely different effects on atmospheric CO2 levels with the expectation that in the absence of changes in frequency or intensity, fire emissions would be balanced over a period of several decades by forest regrowth and C assimilation.