Sentence examples for end of emissions from inspiring English sources

A poor area could be especially vulnerable to finding itself on what Mr. Becker calls "the receiving end" of emissions trades.

"The end of burning means the end of emissions into the air and the start of a cleaner environment," said County Legislator Richard G. Wishnie, a Democrat of Briarcliff Manor, a critic of sludge burning.

But the study that Gunther cites is from the UK, which means geographically, it can't be applied to a country as large as the USA in terms of attempting to capture emissions from transportation costs or end-of-life emissions and disposal-cost economics.

This is especially true of the forest products industry, where carbon sequestration, storage, and end-of-life emissions can be as important as direct emissions.

A study of the GHG and carbon profile of the forest products industry at the global level (3) revealed: a) end-of-life emissions from products in landfills appear to be as important as manufacturing-related emissions, and b) emissions along the value chain, including those from end-of-life, are largely offset by forest-sector carbon sequestration and storage, mostly in forest products.

Raluy et al. showed that more than 90% of the environmental loads (energy use, raw materials, emissions, and waste products) of desalination plants are associated with the operating stage of the plants, with less than 10% of the load attributed to construction and end-of-life emissions [12].

Lentils, beans and nuts were at the other end of the emissions spectrum, responsible for just a fraction of the greenhouse gases.

The new standards also mean the end of separate emissions requirements for vehicles sold in California and the states that have followed its lead.

The European Environment Agency reported that by the end of last year emissions produced by the current 27 member countries have fallen by more than 17% since 1990, putting them "well on track" to meet the target to meet the EU's own pledge of a 20% reduction by 2020.

We have used a forward-folding technique to determine the emission measure distribution of the active region plasma using only the SERTS iron lines and the SXT filters (which are sensitive primarily to iron and used mainly to constrain the high-temperature end of the emission measure distribution).

Fluorescent light from the proximal end of the emission fiber was then collimated with a 35 mm focal-length fused-silica singlet and directed through a dielectric-coated long pass filter to remove the excitation light.