Sentence examples for emissions stemming from from inspiring English sources

When estimating emissions, the calculations included emissions from each vehicle's operations and the emissions stemming from manufacturing it, and producing its fuel.

A worldwide agricultural model estimating emissions stemming from changed land use found that corn-based ethanol will nearly double greenhouse emissions over 30 years and increase greenhouse gases for 167 years.

For this purpose, the study evaluated the impact of CO2 emissions stemming from the energy needed to maintain the building at a constant temperature of 19 °C in winter and 25 °C in the summer.

To compare the net avoided GHG emissions stemming from biochar with those from bioenergy production, we apply the same model and sustainability criteria, but assume complete combustion to liberate the maximum possible energy, rather than slow pyrolysis, as the conversion technology.

The aim of the program is to politically encourage white-collar workers in Japan to dress as lightly as possible during the summer in order to cut costs and emissions stemming from air-conditioning in buildings, trains ans buses.

National emissions stemming from anthropogenic activities and their alternating trends in various sectors and times shall be estimated to improve the understanding of ongoing global greenhouse gas (GHG) fluxes as stated in the framework convention on climate change (Articles 4 and 12 of UNFCCC, 1992 [1]) and reiterated in several documents since then, such as the recent "Paris Agreement" [2].

Rather that 25%and56%6% of the emissions stem from Agriculture and Land Use activities, respectively.

By contrast, Mrs. Whitman said, her position on the issue of carbon dioxide emissions stemmed from her more narrow point of view as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency.

To determine whether these emissions stem from light or heat, the team looked at phase curves in the infrared, provided by Spitzer.

In the U.S., about 50% of total CO2 emissions stem from the built environment (e.g., building construction, operation [heating, lighting, cooling], and end-of-life) (EPA 2012).

The control of point sources works quite successfully, whereas today the overwhelming emissions stem from diffuse sources, partially caused by unsafe waste management procedures.