Sentence examples for future emission reductions from inspiring English sources
"Goals" for future emission reductions, whether "legally binding" or not, are utter nonsense as long as fossil fuels are the cheapest energy.
However, if AB 398 passes, emitters will seek to snap up allowances at relatively low current prices because of the aggressive future emission reductions required by the program, creating a surge in near-term demand.
In addition, the European public is hardly aware of the actual NO x immission situation: generally, modelled data computed with artificial data demonstrate (drastic) future emission reductions dominate the public view.
Analysis of future climate change in California shows that even under an optimistic future emission reduction scenario, the incidence of extreme heat events is likely to increase by the end of the century (Drechsler et al. 2006; Hayhoe et al. 2004).
Future emissions reductions may therefore be required to promote biological recovery in affected catchments.
Supporters hope that some countries may come up with fuller plans for how they mean to achieve the necessary future emissions reductions, and countries that have not yet ratified the agreement will be persuaded to do so.
The panel focused on the major causes behind the shift in the global emissions trajectory, implications for reaching the target in the Paris Agreement, and where efforts should be concentrated to generate future emissions reductions.
A strategic response to this pressure is to prepare a portfolio of innovative product ideas to meet a range of future emissions reductions targets.
Stanford University researchers, including a lead author of the Global Carbon Project's CO2 emissions report, discussed the major causes behind the shift in the global emissions trajectory; implications for reaching the target in the Paris Agreement, and where efforts should be concentrated to generate future emissions reductions.
But every year of delay will increase emissions, lock the economy into a high carbon future and make future emissions reductions more costly.
