Sentence examples for limit the emission from inspiring English sources

Are geoengineering approaches more feasible than those meant to limit the emission of greenhouse gases?

-How might the level of industrial development in a country affect the ways in which it can limit the emission of greenhouse gases?

Ever since the Kyoto Protocol imposed restrictions in industrial countries, the first priority of environmentalists has been to further limit the emission of carbon dioxide.

And in response to a question from an executive at a company that finances clean-energy projects on how the state senator felt about the Kyoto Protocols that limit the emission of greenhouse gases, Mr. Kean spoke for nearly five minutes on the relative merits of voluntary limits on emissions without once mentioning the word "Kyoto," or, for that matter, answering the question.

President Obama has announced a new climate action plan to limit the emission of greenhouse gases in the United States.

New, emerging environmental regulations in Iceland will limit the emission of H2S.

Software-defined radios are already challenging the traditional regulatory model for radio emitters: formerly, a regulator would demand that a manufacturer limit the emissions from a radio to certain bands and power.

With coal and electricity prices rising, they are also betting that solar power will become more competitive, especially if new policies addressing global warming limit the emissions from coal plants.

Instead, the argument will be, the EPA should be required to limit the emissions of not just big emitters but also of small businesses, churches, apartment buildings and other small sources of greenhouse gases.

Our tale begins with the settlement of a historic lawsuit brought by Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and others to limit the emissions of Greenhouse Gases (GHG) they financed.

Companies like BP Amoco that have voluntarily limited the emission of damaging gases into the atmosphere were extolled here.