Sentence examples for emissions industries from inspiring English sources

The union sees this as not only beneficial for the Australian and global community, but for protecting the jobs of its members by transforming their industries into low emissions industries.

In hopes of reducing CO2 emissions, industries and local governments have therefore been adopting new types of internationally standardized voluntary management plans, such as ICLEI's Cities for Climate Protection Program and ISO 14001.

When we started regulating diesel emissions, industry stepped up to create particulate filters and cleaner burning engines.

High-emission industries like aluminum and steel are likely to resist higher costs as they are already battling weak prices caused by tepid demand and too much supply.

To neutralize this effective temperature, the new equilibrium must be computed based on a 91%% CO2 reduction, which can be done once the above described technology is applied to all CO2 emission industries.

Above all of this is a changing American economy that is weighted more heavily to lower emission industries like banking and financial services, computing, healthcare, retail and services, and telecommunications than on traditional manufacturing (it's worth noting that automotive and oil and gas are still the largest industries in America).

This study's findings also may not be generalizable to the development of industries other than high-emission industries.

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Our study pointed out an environmental justice issue related to the development of such high-emission industry, which Taiwan's government faces and which is shared by other countries that plan to or have already embraced petrochemical industrialisation.

The pulp and paper industry accounts for approximately 5% of total industrial energy consumption and contributes 2% of direct carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from industries.

And he predicted that emissions from industries covered by the European system would finally decline this year, by 2percentt.