Sentence examples for immediate emissions from inspiring English sources

Even immediate emissions cuts will do little to help them.

The common perception that climate goals can be met only if large developing economies such as China and India commit to immediate emissions reductions, or if developed countries adopt draconian measures, is incorrect.

"All countries have said that more ambitious, immediate emissions cuts are needed: however, that work needs to speed up if we are going to avoid the very worst impacts of climate change".

"Large-scale use of natural gas could secure immediate emissions reductions on an economic basis and Eurogas believes it could be of great shared interest and value to have the opportunity to address the policy framework necessary for such investments," wrote Howard Chase, the head of BP's Brussels office.

However, we applied a conservative approach by treating the logging residues as immediate emissions in order to avoid the strenuous and arduous emission benefits associated with the residues.

Both Canada and BC use the IPCC default rule of instantaneous emissions for greenhouse inventories [1]. Figure 5 a) Annual greenhouse gas emissions estimates from harvested C converted to CO 2 (immediate emissions), the C flux from emissions as CO 2 reported by the BC-HWPv1, or all greenhouse gas emissions (including CH 4 and N 2 O) as estimated from the C stock changes.

According to this understanding, love of the enemy is the immediate emission of God's love, which includes God's friends and God's enemies.

The national and provincial GHG Inventory reports follow this rule, and therefore include all biogenic C in harvested wood as an immediate emission of CO2[2, 3].

The TCC of hydrocarbon fuels contains three components: the immediate emission of CO2 resulting from the combustion of carbon, the TCC of delivery and processing and the TCC resulting from import of fuels.

The principal nuclear reactions which generate nucleogenic neon isotopes start from 24Mg and 25Mg, which produce 21Ne and 22Ne, respectively, after neutron capture and immediate emission of an alpha particle.

The national and provincial GHG Inventory reports follow this rule, and therefore include all biogenic C in harvested wood as an immediate emission of CO2[ 2, 3].