Sentence examples for net greenhouse from inspiring English sources

PAGE H2 TAKING CARBON INTO THE RED Forget being "carbon neutral" and bringing net greenhouse emissions to zero.

"It would undermine any effort that Direct Action has in terms of net greenhouse gas deficit," he said.

Last December's accord adopted a radical new long-term goal to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions to zero in the second half of this century.

The party's proposals include net greenhouse gas emissions to be zero by 2050 and no unabated coal power generation after 2025, with 250,000 new green jobs by 2020.

The accord, aiming to phase out net greenhouse gas emissions this century, was a breakthrough after more than two decades of negotiations, driven by increased scientific certainty that man-made emissions drive heat waves, floods and rising sea levels.

Cacique (pronounced ka-SEE-kay) will be the first resort to break ground since President Óscar Arias declared Costa Rica a carbon-neutral country in June; the goal is for the country to emit no net greenhouse gases by 2021.

One can imagine setting a system in which the net effect of increased greenhouse gases and increased sulphates in the atmosphere kept the average global surface temperature the same.

When implemented under the cap-and-trade umbrella, many of those conventional standards and subsidies would have no net greenhouse-gas-reducing benefits, would limit flexibility, and would thereby have the unintended consequence of driving up compliance costs.

Moneymaker) [23], and the traditional cultivars Moneymaker, Aichi First, Ailsa Craig, Micro-Tom, M82 and Rutgers were grown in a netted-greenhouse at University of Tsukuba in 2006, 2008 and 2009.

For per kg corn ethanol produced, a net positive greenhouse gas emission of 11.61 kg CO2-equiv. is revealed corresponding to a striking increase of 5.99 times in greenhouse emissions when corn ethanol is used as a substitute for gasoline.

On Thursday the New South Wales government said it had set an objective to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.