Sentence examples for long-term emissions from inspiring English sources

To shorten aftercare, treatment methods have to be developed that reduce long-term emissions.

But other countries had acted quickly in the past 12 months to pursue long-term emissions reductions targets, he said.

Long-term emissions can be predicted by a new exponential-decay model, a simplified version of a series solution.

Deciding to build fossil plants or choosing to invest in non-carbon generation either decision has economic risk, given the uncertainty about long-term emissions policy.

In the event the Deutch proposal's carbon tax rates are insufficient, the legislation instructs EPA to impose regulations that enable the long-term emissions targets to be achieved.

Johnston said the LDEQ would release its long-term emissions data for St James with its forthcoming final permitting decision for the YCI plant.

What's needed today is a tool that will slow climate change in the near-term, and also pair with long-term emission reduction strategies.

"Under those circumstances, it is expected that the carbon price will in the future be more strongly driven by mid- and long-term emission reductions," he said.

Field emission measurements on the sample annealed at 800 °C show a turn-on voltage 3.25 V/μm and stable long-term emission efficiency.

More generally, the analysis provides a framework for considering how near-term policy choices can affect long-term emission transformation pathways within integrated assessment models.

In our paper we present the results of a long-term emission measurement of volatile organic compounds emitted by a single-hull floating-roof tank.