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In the control group (Gn) CH4 and H2S emissions mainly occurred in the first 20 days and 12 days, respectively; while no predictable NH3 emission patterns were found in the experiment.
Part of the result was predictable: Carbon dioxide emissions will rise as more coal is burned when the southern and western United States crank up the air conditioning during their ever warmer summers.
Although not all agreed with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's approach, the Clean Power Plan's predictable long-term emissions reduction targets provided clear goals to evaluate investments in traditional generation sources like coal and nuclear energy and resources on the rise like natural gas, wind, solar, and distributed generation.
"As such, the cap-and-trade program covers predictable and quantifiable emissions from combustion and process sources".
There was also a predictable relative lower NOx emission for high oleic acid Jatropha biodiesel as suggested by the experimental data on high oleic acid soybean biodiesel [ 2, 4].
Even a modest tax is likely to be more environmentally effective than the current approach because it is a direct and predictable incentive to lower emissions and use cleaner technology.
(1) By and large, they backed the EU's emissions-trading scheme, which was meant to curb emissions in a predictable and cost-effective way by putting a market price on them.
The first is by stimulated emission, which is a predictable process producing photons that all have the same phase.
Despite the longstanding mystery of their emission, the steady and predictable pulsations from pulsars make them remarkably powerful astrophysical tools.
This disappointing but predictable increase follows reductions in carbon emissions from 2012-13.
