Sentence examples for emit now from inspiring English sources

The more we emit now, scientists say, the more severe cuts will have to be later.

Carbon capture and storage will never be able to accommodate all of the carbon dioxide we emit now.

If atoms weighed less in the past, he reasons, the light they emitted then would, in keeping with the laws of quantum mechanics, have been less energetic than the light they emit now.

A compelling criticism of carbon removal is that it discourages us from even trying to reduce our carbon dioxide emission levels and instead shifts our focus to unproven "emit now, remove later" strategies.

And the more pollution that is emitted now, the worse this will become.

"Even if we stopped emitting now, we're committed to a lot of warming".

A new report about paying our fair share of the climate change debt compares the amount of money and effort going into combating the problem to the quantity of greenhouse gas pollution each country emits now and historically, and the ability of countries and people to respond.

The gases emitted now are accumulating in the atmosphere and so the solutions must be set in motion today.

Although critics of strong national climate change policies often talk about how much taking action costs the economy, they usually don't compare it to the cost of doing nothing - which will be far higher in the future from the pollution we're emitting now, as both the damaging effects of climate change, and the difficulty of slowing it, escalate.

And how much we emit between now and then will determine where global temperatures end up.

In 1974, while formulating new equations in an attempt to unite the heavyweight ideas of quantum mechanics and general relativity, he realised that black holes must emit heat, now known as Hawking radiation.