Sentence examples for every tonne from inspiring English sources

Every tonne of fuel burnt by a jet aeroplane produces 3.2 tonnes of carbon dioxide.

For every tonne of slate extracted from the mines, 10 tonnes of spoil came out.

Under UK law, councils pay £40 for every tonne of rubbish sent to landfill.

The technology saves just over two tonnes of CO2 for every tonne of waste it processes.

Every tonne of carbon emitted puts the goal of halting climate change just a bit further out of reach.

By 2010 they will have to pay £150 for every tonne of waste they put into landfill beyond their quota.

As China sucked in every available tonne, prices soared.

Engineers are brimming with ideas of how to extract every last tonne of fossil fuel – and one company is now showing that all it takes are common fertilisers.

Every new tonne of oil, coal or gas we burn, or forest we destroy, means more stress for the Arctic and higher risks for us all.

For every 1 tonne, there are 1,000,000 grams.

On average, more than seven miners die in Turkey every year because of workplace accidents for every million tonnes of excavated coal, according to a report by the Economic Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV).