Sentence examples for fossil carbon from inspiring English sources

It is easy to point to examples of wasteful uses of fossil carbon today.

The only true solution to achieving global "carbon balance" is to leave the fossil carbon where it is — underground.

We are going to burn more fossil carbon than we can afford to dump in the atmosphere.

Because to address climate change would mean leaving most of the remaining fossil carbon in the earth.

Biojet is a so-called drop-in fuel that is compatible with existing engines and infrastructure, and it recycles carbon rather than emitting "new" fossil carbon.

Rather than dig fossil carbon (oil, coal, gas) out of the ground, why not recycle the carbon already in the atmosphere?

Even if we do cut down on unnecessary emissions, there will always be productive uses of fossil carbon, no matter what the carbon price.

This SV introductory article contains an overview of the content of the articles divided into five topics: (a) low/no-fossil carbon transformations within industrial sectors, (b) regional planning and low/no-fossil carbon developments, (c) multi-regional, low/no-fossil carbon economies, (d) specific low-fossil carbon technologies, and (e) low/no-fossil carbon policy results.

Additionally, some authors reported on progress in the evaluation of the effectiveness of specific low/no-fossil-carbon technologies and in the design and implementation of low/no-fossil carbon policies.

Some authors provided insights of ways to proceed based upon new research and development (R&D), evaluations of specific low/no-fossil carbon technologies and lessons learned from policy simulations and analyses of potential post-fossil carbon societies.

This means that we have to radically transform our societal metabolism towards low/no fossil-carbon economies.