Sentence examples for foreign emissions from inspiring English sources

And there is no doubt that rich countries will finance some foreign emissions reductions.

They found BAMs were more effective in protecting domestic production and integrated emissions trading is better at reducing foreign emissions.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce pressured the EPA to consider foreign emissions in its 2008 rulemaking.

The range of induced foreign emissions in the global GHG intensity was also computed.

In process LCA, because commodities with large domestic emissions (both direct and indirect) tend to show large foreign emissions (parts d and e of Figure 2) due effort should be made to identify the foreign emissions associated with such commodities.

No overall linear relation can consequently be established between the share of induced foreign emissions and the coefficient of variation (magnitude of uncertainty).

Fortunately, the higher foreign emission levels do not outweigh the reduction at home.

Foreign emission reductions contribute approximately 30%, 30 %, 20, and >50% of the mortandties avoided by reducing precursor emissions in all regions together in NA, EA, SA and EU, respectively.

Although the trend is only slight, as the unit direct emission increases so too does the induced foreign emission.

Part e of Figure 2 portrays, for each sector, the relationship between the induced domestic emission (S) (tCO2eq/M-JPY) component of the global GHG intensity (the horizontal axis) and the induced foreign emission (F) component (tCO2eq/M-JPY) (the vertical axis).

This article focuses on the relationship between the induced foreign GHG emissions in the global GHG intensity and the emission characteristics (direct emissions and induced domestic emissions) of each sector.