Sentence examples for fuels impact from inspiring English sources

A group of Democratic state attorneys general is investigating whether Exxon Mobil worked with certain think tanks in past decades to cover up its understanding of fossil fuels' impact on climate change, in part by financing reports questioning the science, a suggestion the company rejects.

Health problems due to poor indoor climate from burning of traditional fuels impact women and children disproportionately, due to gender roles and division of household chores [23].

The LA Times and Inside Climate News reported this fall that scientists at the seventh-largest publicly-traded company in the world were aware of fossil fuels' impact on global warming as early as the late 70s, and did what they could to account for it in their business practices.

Additives also affect the emissions of transportation fuels, as well as these fuels' impact on the environment, stressed Serap Erdal, an assistant professor at the University of Illinois Chicago School of Public Health.

Burning fossil fuels impacts the reef in two key ways.

The nexus can be summarised as follows: high usage of fossil fuels impacts the climate due to GHG emissions - the food sector is heavily dependent on fossil fuels and becoming even more so due to rise in global population - but fossil fuel reserves are depleting and climate change is expected to lower average agricultural yields (Lobell et al. [4]; Roberts et al. [5]).

In particular the fuel impact formula, which constitutes the main thermoeconomic tool for quantifying the effects of degradation, is discussed.

In this paper a diagnostic system is proposed for externally fired gas turbines (EFGT), using the thermoeconomic method in conjunction with artificial neural networks to identify malfunctioning components (intrinsic malfunctions) and their fuel impact.

Achim Steiner, UN Environment Program executive director, said that delayed action to reduce emissions would increase the rate of climate change-fueled impacts.

To this end, understanding how the molecular structure of a fuel impacts on the processes of combustion and emissions production is critical in selecting suitable feed-stocks and conversion methods.

This is increasingly important as your new national leadership abdicates responsibility for protecting Americans and the world from fossil fuel impacts to our people's health, our economies, and our environment.