Sentence examples for monitored emissions from inspiring English sources

Earlier testing monitored emissions directly from the tailpipe.

Others have monitored emissions of different kinds in order to comply with regulations on pollution.

Under the state-regulated system, a utility must buy and hold permits, or "allowances" — one per ton of carbon dioxide — that are equal to its monitored emissions.

They are combinations of complex machinery, flows of heat and steam and water that need to be balanced and monitored, emissions to control, and they don't respond well to stop and start operation.

Digital displays monitored emission levels of sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and other pollutants.

He has now pledged instead to monitor emissions closely.

For a decade, local government agencies have been directly monitoring emissions from polluters.

It could even make your car greener by monitoring emissions between checkups and alerting you when service was needed.

So that we can compare digital and print carbon efficiency, we monitor emissions per £1m of revenue.

"[We] still don't know how big or if this will be an issue," said Worthington, because the government had stymied Labour's efforts to monitor emissions.

She has trained people in rural areas to monitor emissions from refineries and chemical plants, so they can sound the alarm if air quality deteriorates to dangerous levels.