Sentence examples for fuel intensive from inspiring English sources

Stop-start driving is among the most fuel intensive forms of car travel.

Prawn fisheries around the world comprise fuel intensive enterprises currently stressed financially by rising diesel costs.

Many have emulated the fossil fuel intensive model of developed nations, but Rebekah believes that this is not necessarily the only way.

However, while AB32 is a climate change policy its more significant and tangible impact is that it will shift California on to a less fossil fuel intensive path.

However, it can take a car up to 8km before the engine is running at maximum efficiency, meaning short journeys are far more fuel intensive per kilometre than long distance journeys.

Two profound shifts will take place over the next 15 years: the retirement of the baby boomer generation – usually described in Australia now as the ageing of the population – and the need to transition one of the world's most fossil fuel intensive economies to a clean energy future in the face of climate change.

We'll produce more food in fossil-fuel intensive ways, further exacerbate climate change, destabilize crops and grow more.

The change could force energy regulators to favour investing in grid developments that support renewables and increase the flow of energy between states from renewables rather than fossil-fuel intensive sources.

They still are but some environmentalists have argued that food production has become so fossil-fuel intensive that driving could be considered greener than walking (though the analysis has been debunked as flawed).

The need for such an analytic framework is underscored by the consensus that efficiently produced wood bioenergy could provide many climate benefits compared to fossil-fuel intensive substitutes.

The emissions growth rate since 2000 was greater than for the most fossil-fuel intensive of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change emissions scenarios developed in the late 1990s.