Sentence examples for put on carbon from inspiring English sources

Dr Pachauri warned that unless a price could be put on carbon emissions that was high enough to force power companies and manufacturers to reduce their fossil-fuel use, avoiding hugely damaging temperature increases would be difficult.

But Dr Pachauri warned that unless a price could be put on carbon emissions that was high enough to force power companies and manufacturers to reduce their fossil-fuel use, there seemed to be little chance of avoiding hugely damaging temperature increases.

"Do you want to be part of an economy that is destroying the world, or part of an economy that protects creation?" Tubiana said the recent call by major European oil and gas companies for a price to be put on carbon pollution was partly the result of the "very important" divestment movement.

Friedman says the Dem bill "hides the ball" because it's not explicit about the price put on carbon.

We'll need to greatly reduce our reliance on coal fired electricity, and increase the economic importance and political clout of low carbon and renewable energy, before a meaningful price will be put on carbon from electricity.

This can be seen through the efforts governments and organizations are putting on carbon capture and storage (CCS), such as at the recent climate talks in Paris (COP21) and reports from the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

The samples were dispersed in acetone and then put on a carbon grid.

In Europe, the main mechanism designed to spur low-carbon generation is the Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) and the price that puts on emitting carbon dioxide.

Not cheaper than coal's 5 cents, but cheaper than coal that has had a price put on its carbon emissions.

It works like this: a limit is put on the carbon-producing fuels entering our economy.

Powder, thus obtained was put on a glassy carbon disk electrode, and tested for electrochemical MOR in sulfuric acid solutions.