Sentence examples for more emissions to from inspiring English sources

If Europe decides to allow 3 billion tonnes more emissions to occur it will knowingly increase the global risk we face, locking in high emission technologies and making the task of catching up more difficult in the following decade.

The mayor had initially said opening windows would overwork the air cooling system and cause more emissions to be pumped out from the bus, telling the London assembly in June: "It would not be desirable to make air-cooling units work harder to nullify the effects of warmer air entering the bus through open windows".

That means more emissions to come.

As shown in Table 5, the constrained case also generates 27.5% more emissions compared to the case wherein we ignore irrigation altogether.

Consequently, an initial warming leads to more emission, leading to more warming and more emission.

Australia is pumping out more carbon emissions to achieve its economic growth than almost any other major economy, while a quarter of its mammal species are threatened with extinction, according to a major new environmental audit.

These supermarket chilli's would have been grown in a warm climate (well over a thousand kilometres away) and trucked to my local supermarket, or they would have been grown in a massive commercial hothouse, heated by a diesel generator adding yet more carbon emissions to our already challenged atmosphere.

And even if flying food in from the developing world produces more emissions, that needs to be weighed against the boost to trade and development.There is a strand of protectionism and anti-globalisation in much local-food advocacy, says Gareth Edwards-Jones of the University of Wales.

One of the report's suggestions for more emissions reduction is to increase the proportion of electricity derived from natural gas to 44 percent from the current 29 percent over all by 2035, and at the same time, decrease the influence of coal.

"If global warming is leading to more fires in boreal forests, which in turn leads to more emissions from those forests, which in turn leads to more climate change.

"Shell is backing the wrong horse when it comes to renewable energy – biofuels often lead to more emissions than the petrol and diesel they replace," the campaign group said.