Sentence examples for emissions figures from inspiring English sources

Owing to factors such as these, precise national emissions figures will remain the subject of debate.

On Friday the government released the latest quarterly greenhouse gas emissions figures.

The next set of quarterly emissions figures will be released in February.

Keith Allott, head of climate change with WWF, said the recession would be a "painful blip" in emissions figures.

Offsetting, which the organisers describe as "palpable nonsense", will not be used to reduce the real emissions figures.

But Reilly and University of Victoria climate scientist Andrew Weaver found something good in recent emissions figures.

Considering that for many, the 18% emissions figure of 2006 became such a powerful justification for avoiding meat, will these new, friendlier figures rock the vegetarian resolve?

The CO2 emissions figure relates to the carbon dioxide generated from energy production, which represents about 80 per cent of the total emissions.

This is shown in much greater detail on page 51 of Kemp's original report as a chart titled "domestic intermodal comparison of CO2 emissions" (figure 42).

No treatment of sorghum straw biochar showed any significant effect on N2O emissions (Figure 3e).

These unusual characteristics are reflected in the power spectrum of the simulated emissions (Figure 2B), which differs from experimentally recorded spectra in its lack of well-defined peaks.