Sentence examples for gas implications from inspiring English sources

Using N2O production disservices associated with nitrogen removal services as an example, we first describe some key concepts and challenges to our ability to connect sources and sinks of nitrogen in the landscape and to comprehensively assess the greenhouse gas implications of landscape nitrogen management.

The Sasan deal was the first major test of Exim's new carbon policy (which resulted from a 2002 lawsuit that Friends of the Earth filed in response to the agency's failure to consider the greenhouse gas implications of its financing activities).

To underscore Ex-Im Bank's failure one need look back no further than last Friday, November 5th, when the board voted on the greenhouse gas implications of the enormous 4,800 MW Kusile coal-fired power plant in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa.

This underscores the need to compare the greenhouse gas (GHG) implications of different petroleum sources and their pathways.

The concomitant release of wet acid gas has implications for the integrity of the alloys under consideration for containers at the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository.

NFC is acknowledged as a renewable and recyclable material and can also offer advantages such as low cost and high material availability and, most importantly, has low energy and greenhouse gas emission implications during use.

We oppose this government's dash for gas and the implications of being locked into a dirty and volatile fossil fuel for the next 30 years".

Human rights groups and environmentalists had earlier said the social and ecological risks had been grossly neglected, including impacts on biodiversity, aquatic ecosystems, greenhouse gas emissions, and implications for downstream communities.

This hypothesis may have important implications concerning gas generation in unconventional shale-gas accumulations.

With greater volatility in generation, there may be a number of implications for gas prices and the risk to GFGs in purchasing gas.

The experiments did, in the end, result in an extensive report on the chemical effects of the gas and its philosophical implications — a report which, Jay argues, was an important text in the evolution of a new "poetic science".