Sentence examples for massive emission from inspiring English sources

Wadhams' and Shakhova's claims are incoherent and implausible; for practical purposes there remains no evidence of the purported massive emission.

The latest massive emission from the Dylan vaults comes in the form of a 36CD box set, The 1966 Live Recordings, containing every known recording from his tours of the US, Europe and Australia.

The world is facing the certainty of massive emissions for decades to come from plants already running, he said, adding that atmospheric concentrations must be stabilized.

The report pointed out that Chinese coal consumption fell in 2014 and in the first quarter of 2015, after years of growth that led to severe air pollution in its cities and massive emissions of greenhouse gases.

They saw it as valuable "reputation insurance": every time they are criticised for their massive emissions of warming gases, or for events such as the massive oil spill that has just turned the Gulf of Mexico into the "Gulf of Texaco", they wheel out their shiny green awards to ward off the prospect of government regulation and to reassure the public that they Really Care.

The problem of massive emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the burning of fossil fuels and their climatic impact have become major scientific and political issues.

But the realities of making progress in these UN negotiations hit home on Friday when Japan announced that as a result of the Fukushima disaster it would have to renege on its promises to make massive emissions cuts by 2020.

In other words, although the emission-saving technological progress lowers the imputed price of CO2 and stimulates the current generation's consumption, such current prosperity may conversely worsen the descendants' utility via the resulting massive emissions.

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals' overturned the rule in August 2012, stating the agency exceeded its authority under the Clean Air Act by imposing "massive emissions reduction requirements".

Volkswagen blamed a small group of engineers for its massive emissions-test cheating scandal Thursday, telling reporters they came up with software to trick tailpipe tests after being unable to hit US standards.

But today it is stuck going in the wrong direction, with transport contributing to gross inequalities in access to economic and social opportunities, rising numbers of deaths resulting from transport-related accidents, intensive fossil fuel use, massive emissions of greenhouse gasses, as well as air and noise pollution.