Sentence examples for policy atmospheric from inspiring English sources

There are three primary laboratories at CE-CERT dealing with: 1) emissions and fuels research; 2) environmental policy, atmospheric processes, and air quality modeling; and 3) transportation systems and vehicle technology research.

Through her undergraduate degree, she was able to learn about environmental policies, atmospheric and oceanic sciences, green accounting and more.

"We have about as many hurricanes as China, as many winter storms as Russia and Europe, thunderstorms and virtually all the world's tornadoes plus big distances here, which make everything vulnerable to disruption," said William Hooke, director of the meteorological society's atmospheric policy program.

Toward that end, a team of five researchers at the MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change and Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences (EAPS) has applied a broad range of multi- and individual climate model ensembles and crop models to project climate-related changes to maize yields in Africa throughout most of the 21st century.

This chapter examines the issues outlined above and present quantitative estimates for the impacts on the marginal cost of carbon as well as the cost of compliance with a climate policy of stabilizing atmospheric CO2 concentrations at twice pre-industrial levels.

(A senior Palin campaign aide told CBS News's Scott Conroy that the governor's foreign-policy experience was atmospheric, akin to the way someone from Miami might obtain a feel for Latin America. "It is very much being able to look off the tip of Alaska," the aide said. "Metaphorically, I'm talking about").

In view of the above variability, comprehensive data on biomass and carbon stocks are lacking at local, regional, and national level as required for millennium ecosystem assessment (MEA 2005) to workout strategies and policies for mitigating atmospheric CO2 through organizing and conserving different forest vegetations.

Results from a well-established integrated assessment model suggest that policies designed to stabilize atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations at levels above ∼500 ppm generally do not align with policies to curb global oil dependence, because these atmospheric objectives can be achieved largely through reductions in global coal consumption.

Policies designed to stabilize atmospheric carbon dioxide at levels below ∼500 ppm, on the other hand, directly facilitate the alignment of environmental and security objectives because atmospheric targets in this range demand significant reductions in both coal and oil use.

This paper analyzes the role of public policy in the development of atmospheric fluidized bed combustion (AFBC) of coal for power generation in the United States.

Effective governance necessitates the generation of concise information on the costs-effectiveness of policy instruments aimed at reducing atmospheric greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.