Sentence examples for emissions estimate from inspiring English sources

Then there's the FAO's new emissions estimate.

The agency suggested that the higher emissions estimate was equivalent to only about 10 percent of the radioactive materials released in 1986 by the explosion and fire at Chernobyl, still widely considered the world's worst nuclear plant disaster, in the former Soviet Union.

UNICA welcomed the ruling, in particular, for the more precise lifecycle emissions estimate and hoped that classification the advanced biofuel designation would help eliminate the tariff.

This split was then used to construct a GHG emissions estimate using the GHG parameters of the original commodities.

Emissions estimates were retrieved from the NATAs for 1999 and 2005, and estimates for each variable from the three NATAs were averaged to get a composite emissions estimate across the study period.

The sensitivity of the emissions estimate to this single transfer of C reinforces the suggestion above that reducing the amount of burning and putting that C into longer-lived products could have important climate change mitigation impacts.

NOx emissions estimates were compiled by Environment Canada using the latest emission estimation methodologies and statistics available as of March 2008.

A hefty chunk of Chinese emissions (estimates of 30% or more are bandied about) is "embedded" in goods that are exported, often by multinational companies.

The record forest and peat fires of 1997 produced huge carbon emissions, estimated by scientists at between 0.81 and 2.57 gigatonnes (Gt), equivalent to 13-4013-40%hentirere world's annual fossil fuel emissions.

Annual and daily total model isoprene emission estimates from an eastern US mixed forest landscape were 10 30 times greater than isoprene emissions estimated from the Mojave site.

Lastly, the role of permitting programs in facilitating emissions estimates for midstream point sources is discussed.