Sentence examples for higher carbon from inspiring English sources

Higher carbon prices (actual or implicit) are essential to underpin low-carbon investments.

She said that the "common enemy" is very cheap coal which entails much higher carbon emissions.

This means that in many places in the world, solar and wind are now cost competitive with higher carbon alternatives.

With higher carbon dioxide levels, the plants became less efficient at photosynthesizing and produced less oxygen.

The alternative to nuclear expansion may be more coal, and higher carbon emissions.

Edge retention increases with higher carbon content; corrosion resistance is increased by higher chromium content but reduced with additional carbon.

Revenue from permits will be used to help the poor cope with the higher carbon costs that companies pass on.

"We need a higher carbon price today for a long-term fundamental shift toward greener production in Europe," he says.

Royal Dutch Shell, for which a higher carbon permit price might benefit its sales of natural gas, favors the proposal.

The higher carbon impact comes from the intensive energy use – caused by inefficient equipment – of data centers that store movies and pipe them into homes.

What they don't tell you: It's true that animal products tend to have much higher carbon footprint than food produced from plants.