Sentence examples for impacts of burning from inspiring English sources

Concern is growing about the climate impacts of burning oil.

Its challenge to Carmichael, which will be heard in Sydney in August, also argues that Hunt did not properly consider the climate change impacts of burning coal from Carmichael, and Adani's "poor" environmental record overseas.

Just as President Obama prefaced his speech on the decades of scientific research into the impacts of burning coal, oil and gas on the climate, Australia's Climate Commission recently laid out the issue clearly for all concerned.

They're doing so despite Coal India's dismal environmental record, despite the climate impacts of burning coal, despite allegations that the state-owned firm has run roughshod over tribal communities and despite objections by the Sierra Club, Greenpeace and the Rainforest Action Network, as well as by Indian environmentalists.

We performed a large-scale field experiment to study impacts of burning and green-tree retention on beetles in the Scots pine dominated forests of Eastern Finland.

In each case, the cumulative environmental impacts of burning the fuels to produce 1,000 MJ of energy consider (a) extraction of the fuel from its source; (b) transportation of the extracted fuel to the power plant; and (c) production of 1,000 MJ energy at the power plant.

If we are lucky, the impact of burning all that oil, coal and gas could turn out to be at the less severe end of the plausible spectrum.

On Tuesday, the high court ruled against Friends of the Earth and Frack Free Ryedale, who had argued that North Yorkshire county council had failed to properly consider the environmental impact of burning gas when it approved the fracking this year.

In 2015, the U.C.S. published a report suggesting that, even while it knew about global warming, the fossil-fuel industry had produced public disinformation campaigns about the impact of burning fossil fuels on the climate.

But in an interview last year with The Columbian newspaper, Rose pleaded ignorance when he was asked to respond to concerns about the climate-change impact of burning more coal.

The QRC ads make no mention of the impact of burning coal and gas on greenhouse gas emissions, on climate change and on the vulnerability of coral reefs to rising temperatures and ocean acidification.