The phrase "remaining emissions" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the amount of something (such as a pollutant or greenhouse gas) that remains after actions have been taken to reduce the total amount. For example, "The implementation of new vehicle emissions standards has significantly reduced overall emissions, but there are still significant amounts of remaining emissions that need to be addressed."
The same as above but with the remaining emissions distributed equitably around the world.
Remaining emissions, from shipping, aviation, and industry, could be eliminated after 2030 at slightly higher costs.
Any remaining emissions would need to be balanced by removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
"New Zealand's remaining emissions are much more costly to reduce than those of other key developed countries who can mitigate more cheaply by moving to renewable electricity".
Remaining emissions would be offset, for instance by planting forests that soak up carbon as they grow or by investments abroad.
The current bill, once signed, would also stop the state's plan to allow power plants that emit less than their legal limit to sell the remaining "emissions credits" -- legal pollution rights -- to plants in other parts of the country.
A combination of the level and rate of human-induced warming allows estimation of remaining emission budgets to peak warming across a broad range of scenarios, suggests an analysis of emissions budgets expressed in terms of CO2-forcing-equivalent emissions.
Moreover, the process also produced the material needed in the production of oxidized starch while remaining emission-free and solved the problem of high process cost.
The Share approach is described by Indian activist Anandi Sharan as follows, "By monetising the remaining emission space, giving permits to every individual on earth, and letting them sell permits to hydrocarbon producers trading in an ever declining quantity of emission backed currency units, the world can equitably manage the transition to a post-hydrocarbon and post nuclear world".
Figure 5A, B shows the emission spectra and corresponding derived Stern Volmer plot of Na-FeMo 6-cin (the remaining emission and Stern Volmer plots for Na-FeMo 6-cin and BSA, Na-FeMo 6-bzn, Na-MnMo 6-bzn, and Na-MnMo 6-cin with BSA and HAS are given in Figures S7 S10 in the Supporting Information).
The UKCCC also recommended that Holyrood amend its remaining annual emissions targets from 2017 to 2020 to take account of changes in EU emissions measurement techniques, introduced after the climate act was written, which had increased overall emissions.
