Sentence examples for reduce emissions between from inspiring English sources

And clearly what impacts this most is the level of effort that needs to be expended to reduce emissions between now and the target deadline.

Most commitments outlined in New York City, he said, are extensions or restatements—of what Brazil had already promised at the U.N. climate summit in Copenhagen in 2009, when former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva made a voluntary commitment to reduce emissions between 36% and 39% by 2020, compared with a business-as-usual scenario.

Russia, which in 2011 was the fourth largest emitter in the world, reiterated its commitment to reducing emissions between 70 and 75percentt below 1990 levels by 2020.

Holden claims that running either engine on E85 provides a sizeable increase in performance and reduces emissions between 20 and 40 percent, depending on the distance the fuel is transported from the production site to the filling station.

That would significantly escalate the Obama administration's current plan to reduce emissions between266% and 28% by 2025.

In December 2008 Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced a plan to combat climate change under which his country would reduce emissions by between 5% and 15% below 2000 levels by 2020 and would introduce a carbon-trading scheme in 2010.

Australia has actually pledged to the United Nations that it would reduce emissions by between 5% and 25% by 2020, with a 5% cut being what we would do even if the rest of the world did nothing, and giving specific conditions for moving to a 15% or 25% target.

Australia actually pledged to the United Nations that it would reduce emissions by between 5%and25%5% by 2020, with a 5% cut being what it would do even if the rest of the world did nothing, and giving specific conditions for moving to a 15% or 25% target.

EPA says the rules, which augment existing rules on methane pollution in some states, will reduce emissions by between 340,000 and 400,000 short tons annually by 2025.

As negotiations wrap up in Copenhagen, there's been concern over a leaked U.N. document, published by the U.K.'s Guardian newspaper last night, that shows that nations' maximum offers to reduce emissions fall between roughly 2 and 4 billion tons of carbon short of what's needed to remain below the dangerous 2°C boundary by the end of the century.

Fuel duty increases between 2010 and 14 should reduce emissions by another 1.7m tonnes of CO2 and the chancellor should save 2m tonnes of CO2 by committing all government departments to cut their own emissions by 30%.