Sentence examples for emissions exceeding from inspiring English sources

The commission would like to impose fines of €95 ($137) per car per gram on emissions exceeding 130g/km.

By disregarding these standards and selling engines that discharged exhaust emissions exceeding 40 times the legal limit, VW conveyed it lacked environmental policies and procedures that were, at a minimum, consistent with regulatory standards.

Wilrijk contains metallurgic industry, plastic industry, a printer, a crematorium, and two waste incinerators with annual turnovers of 23,000 and 110,000 tons; these incinerators were shut down in November 1997 because of dioxin emissions exceeding the acceptable level [0.1 ng 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzodioxin 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzodioxin] by 20-fold.

Indeed, the researchers discovered this precisely because the method they employed in the study compares satellite data measuring sulfur dioxide, on the one hand, to data from relatively new, on-the-ground emissions-monitoring systems — an approach that can pinpoint places where emissions exceed the law, even if audits and reports do not catch the excess pollution.

However, fossil CO2 emissions exceeded biomass sequestration in recent decades.

If emissions exceed the level allowed by the permits, the companies must buy additional permits.

Companies whose emissions exceed the limit are essentially fined and forced to buy credits to compensate for their excess.

EE more than tripled OE and embodied emissions exceeded OG by a factor of seven.

A country would purchase additional permits when its national emissions exceed its allowance, and any surplus permits could be sold.

Emissions allowances are allotted to polluters, and companies whose emissions exceed their allocations must either obtain extra allowances or buy credits from projects that cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Per head of population, Chinese emissions exceed those of Europe, even though average income is less than a half that of citizens of the European Union.