Sentence examples for guaranteed emission from inspiring English sources

We need a binding legal framework to guarantee emission reductions, whichever party is in power.

We therefore recommend to support controlled charging, to develop consistent methodologies to address key factors affecting CO2 emissions by electric vehicles, and to implement efficient policy instruments which guarantee emission free mobility with electric vehicles agreed upon by researchers and policy makers.

"If you can get your little crystals, your chocolate chips, tiny enough,... [their] atom-like behavior allows you to get guaranteed emission of one photon at a time".

Pellets or wood chip combustion guarantees emission levels lower than the logs' wood combustion, and this is mainly due to the following factors: Small size of the fuel and its porosity favor the mixture with combustion air; therefore, there is more efficient combustion.

There are also massive global consequences, in the form of guaranteed emissions.

Environmentalists worry that merely setting a tax rate, without directly capping carbon emissions, would not guarantee that emissions would drop to desired levels.

The independent senator, Nick Xenophon, who agreed to provide an essential vote for Direct Action on the understanding that the safeguards mechanism would be given "teeth", said recently that the final form of the "safeguards" showed Direct Action had been "neutered" and could not guarantee the emission reductions it had promised.

Partly because of the difficulty of ensuring additionality, many offset providers guarantee their emissions savings.

The target was to release to the market a new combustor able to guarantee NOx emissions lower than 2.5 ppmvd (referred to 15 vol.% O2).

WRI therefore believes the most effective way to control greenhouse gases is through a cap and trade mechanism that is designed to guarantee steady emissions reductions, encourage innovation, and ensure a measure of fairness to low income consumers and coal dependent regions.

For our part -- long standing advocates of a cap and trade approach -- we need to accept that whether policies are cap and trade or something else is less important than whether they collectively provide a clear guarantee that emissions go down.