Sentence examples for from fuel use from inspiring English sources
China has been the world's biggest emitter of carbon dioxide from fuel use since about 2006, when it passed the United States.
They are cold in the winter, and often experience indoor air pollution from fuel use.
Pollution from fuel use drops to as little as 40% of that of conventional flat plate solar water heaters.
The costs considered in the model, therefore, consisted of transportation cost (resulting from fuel use), labor average cost and emission cost.
They are rich in heavy metals and carbonaceous matter, which promote further accumulation of pollutants, mainly derived from fuel use in road transport and domestic combustion, and, secondarily, short- and medium-range industrial emissions.
Energy related emissions are predicted from fuel use data, as reported to international statistical agencies by national agencies based on reports from companies in the main energy using sectors.
This in turn has led to a speculative link to the daily inhalation of smoke in confined spaces from fuels used for warmth, cooking and lighting.
The population attributable risk (PAR) was calculated to estimate total risk of neonatal, post-neonatal and child mortality in the general population that was attributable to household air pollution from smoke emanating from solid fuel use between 2009 and 2013.
In 2011, the United States contributed 16percenttothethe world's emissions from fossil fuel use, behind the 28percentt contribution from the top emitter, now China, according to a report by the Global Carbon Project. .
Estimates from the recent Global Disease Burden Study 2010 suggest that household air pollution from solid fuel use accounts for 3.5 million premature deaths in children and adults from pneumonia, lung cancer, cardiovascular disease or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease [ 4].
Since 2000, the Garnaut report says, global carbon emissions from fossil fuel use have grown by 3% each year, as economies of developing countries including China have boomed.
