Sentence examples for emissions records from inspiring English sources

These combine weather and atmospheric composition, emissions records and ground and space observations.

For instance, some of more ambitious objectives aim to track polluting companies through their real-time emissions records.

Recent research from the Australia Institute found the country was the only wealthy nation still breaking energy emissions records.

It has become routine to set new emissions records each year, although the global economic crisis led to a brief decline in 2009.

Environmentalists oppose reviving Hudson Avenue as a power plant, in part because it would put out more pollution per megawatt of power than any other plant in the city, according to federal emissions records and an analysis by the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Year-specific fugitive emissions records were linked to TRI facility data for mapping and analysis of exposure per total fugitive emissions and compound class fugitive release amount.

The reduction of CO2 equivalent emissions recorded is approximately 0.35 × 106 tons annually.

The discrepancy between the actual performance and the emissions recorded in official laboratory tests was what triggered the scandal.

This is evident not only from the emissions record so far of the EU but also from the continued unbroken link between emissions and economic growth or decline.

This is evident not only in the emissions record so far but also from the continued unbroken link between emissions and economic growth or decline.

The historic emissions record was constructed using public records and data from the US department of energy's Carbon Dioxide Information and Analysis Centre, and took account of emissions all along the supply chain.