Sentence examples for endorsed carbon from inspiring English sources

The German automakers' association has endorsed carbon dioxide, which not only has the baseline warming number of 1 but is also at least 20percentt more energy-efficient than the best systems using R134a, supporters say.

In addition, more than 1,000 major companies and investors around the world have endorsed carbon pricing, including British Petroleum and Royal Dutch Shell, and about 450 companies use their own internal carbon pricing to guide investment decisions.

Shell is not the only oil giant to endorse carbon pricing -- BP also says it favors a global carbon price, and that national or regional carbon policies are "a good first step".

The UN has endorsed a "carbon budget" of one trillion tonnes of carbon in order for the earth to stay below 2°C of warming.

Going well beyond its four previous analyses of the emissions problem, the panel endorsed a "carbon budget" for humanity — a limit on the amount of the primary greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, that can be produced by industrial activities and the clearing of forests.

During his time as chief executive of ExxonMobil, the company endorsed a carbon tax and stated its support for the Paris climate agreement.

He also endorses sucking carbon dioxide out of the sky and burying it, a process known as carbon sequestration.

New Democrat environment critic Linda Duncan told the House of Commons that the Trudeau government was essentially endorsing a carbon emissions target that had once been ballyhooed by the predecessor Conservative government, but that the Liberals had described during last year's federal election as "inadequate, weak, and catastrophic".

It is even possible that Obama, the Democrats and some Republicans will endorse a carbon tax -- a regressive market approach to reducing emissions, though one which could make a difference with tightened energy efficiency regulations.

Stories about Tillerson's nomination in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and other publications have uncritically repeated ExxonMobil's hollow assertion that it endorses a carbon tax.

If the U.S. were to embrace a carbon-trading system (with emissions permits auctioned off to businesses) or even a carbon tax — ideas endorsed by both liberal and conservative economists — we could funnel revenue from those plans into the Green Climate Fund.