Sentence examples for even emission from inspiring English sources

Around the world we developed emission standards for CO2 emissions, typically in grams of CO2/km, we developed labeling systems, and even emission taxes based on those emissions.

Even emissions in China, the world's largest and dirtiest energy consumer, may peak by 2030, thanks to huge investments in new clean-coal power generation, nuclear and renewable energy and long-distance transmission lines.

You might think police officers, judges, journalists or even emissions inspectors would be better attuned to these micro-gestures, but they're as bad at spotting them as everyone else.

In particular, a series of scare campaigns and political backflips has meant no form of carbon pricing has taken hold, and even emissions intensity schemes and clean energy targets have been rejected.

Thus, even emissions from green plants are now contributing to global warming, beyond human caused emissions.

The amount of warming will depend on future emissions but even if emissions are cut quickly and sharply to avoid dangerous levels of climate change, there will be some unavoidable impacts that the UK will have to adapt to.

To help combat ozone, the Environmental Protection Agency disclosed in April that it is considering even tougher emission controls on new cars.

Possible positive climate feedbacks imply even stronger emission reductions for CO2 concentration stabilization.  .

Even draconian emission controls would only limit sea level rise to a serious 40-centimeter rise by 2100.

Possible positive climate feedbacks imply even stronger emission reductions for CO2 concentration stabilization.

These programs often lead to perverse incentives that produce no net reduction in greenhouse gas emissions or, worse, can even increase emissions.