Sentence examples for high abatement from inspiring English sources

Calcium-rich ashes show a high abatement potential for SO2 and other gaseous pollutants.

Reducing emissions through land-use regulation generally carries a high abatement cost because consumers suffer from higher housing prices.

High abatement efficiency (>80%), coupled with low-pressure drop across the trap (100 mmhas), has been obtained by using a catalyst based on Cs4V2O7.

Carbon capture and storage and wind and solar power, for instance, all have positive, and relatively high, abatement costs.But the cheapest sources of abatement are difficult for policymakers to get at.

A WCA-like uniform price-tax counters self-interest by incentivizing countries or agents to internalize the externality because each WCA agent's higher abatement cost from a higher emissions price is counterbalanced by that agent's extra benefit from inducing all other WCA agents to simultaneously lower their emissions in response to the higher price.

They expressed concern about the extent to which BAMs cause emission abatement cost shifting to less energy-intensive industries which may have higher abatement costs.

Industrial processing of lignin to aromatics as phenol, styrene or toluene may, however, also provide higher abatement of fossil GHG emissions [ 106].

Thus, from a strategic perspective governments would not choose higher abatement targets as dominant strategy for REDD, because the supply uncertainty would leave them in a situation of "first mover disadvantage".

The highest abatements result for spectra with high levels at high frequencies, better absorbed than low ones by façade elements and frames.

Thermal plasma torches can easily achieve high PFCs abatement efficiencies by an increase of plasma power.

Highest emission abatement results from improved SOC sequestration, while access to credit could further reduce EI by around 20%.