Sentence examples for language of carbon from inspiring English sources
With the Government pledging to reduce greenhouse emissions to 80 per cent of levels in 1990 by 2050, and the commencement this month of the Carbon Reduction Commitment, which requires 20,000 large public and private sector organisations to play a part in the UK's carbon emissions trading scheme, the demand for staff fluent in the language of carbon management is now greater than ever.
Thanks to the language of climate change — "carbon offsets," "carbon neutral," "carbon intensive," "carbon tax" and the like — most people think carbon dioxide is far and away the worst, if not the only, greenhouse gas around.
He is fluent in the language of conservation, carbon footprints, overpopulation, and waste reduction.
In the present work, the text ("National Physical Laboratory" in Hindi language) was created by deposition of carbon.
Reduction of carbon emissions?
Both are composed of carbon.
Carbon nanotubes are tiny cylinders of carbon.
That will raise the cost of carbon.
Awareness of carbon offsets remains low.
