Sentence examples for increased carbon from inspiring English sources

Like increased water temperatures, ocean acidification occurs because of increased carbon emissions in the atmosphere as a result of burning fossil fuels.

The end result seems certain to be increased carbon emissions.

The costs are significant, once you reckon wasted time, lost productivity, poor public-health outcomes, and increased carbon emissions.

Engie blamed the closure of Rugeley on increased carbon costs linked to the UK's shift to greener energy, alongside low power prices as renewable energy provides increased competition.

Climate policy uncertainty impacts of the economic viability of these technologies because of the increased carbon intensity of the gasoline and diesel fuel substitutes they produce.

It would be evidenced by radioactive material from atomic bomb tests, plastics pollution, increased carbon dioxide levels and human-induced mass extinctions.

The ocean is being depleted of critical fish stocks, choked with discarded plastic and made increasingly acidic from increased carbon emissions absorbed from the air.

In 2014, he mocked the RSPB and the water company United Utilities for managing their land "in a way that 'increased biodiversity, decreased flooding, increased carbon capture'".

Deforestation has increased carbon emissions and destroyed the habitat of rare breeds of animals such as orangutans.

Weeds, pests and fungi — agricultural nightmares in a bundle — thrive under warmer temperatures and increased carbon dioxide levels.

Built by KnAAPO, its structure has increased carbon-fibre and Al-Li content.