Sentence examples for genuine carbon from inspiring English sources

To maximise the double dividend, CCE must be considered as the first stage in the implementation of a genuine carbon taxation system.

The strategy document outlined four guiding principles that would underpin policy decisions, one of which stated: "Policies that support bioenergy should deliver genuine carbon reductions that help meet UK carbon emission objectives to 2050 and beyond".

In a previous study we showed both the formation of genuine vapor grown carbon fibers (VGCFs) and of new and peculiar carbon nanotube-supported morphologies using a chemical vapor deposition process.

β-glucans are not found as components of pectins, which makes this pattern a genuine induction across carbon-sources of entirely different chemical make-up.

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To successfully implement mitigating policies and take advantage of the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) program (Chaturvedi et al. 2011), developing countries need genuine estimates of forest carbon stocks.

Indeed, it might be possible to stack multiple layers of these carbon switches, creating genuine three-dimensional circuits.

While the 6-speed automatic and its steering-mounted paddle shifters work flawlessly, it's not too much to expect genuine metal paddles (or perhaps carbon fiber) in cars of this price, rather than a set of plastic ears.

Our vision is underpinned by the concept of choice – making low-carbon travel a genuine and viable option for people and businesses, within and between different modes of transport.

Similar tourist airships are being launched in several cities around the world, and as London lolled beneath us in the hot July sunshine I pondered the potential of airships to play a genuine transport role in a carbon-constrained future, perhaps offering an alternative to fuel-hungry aviation.

Even oil company ExxonMobil, a major carbon producer, is a genuine supporter – a fact that many simply can't comprehend.