Sentence examples for response to emissions from inspiring English sources

Continued growth in greenhouse gas emissions is a condition for its hold on power, but climate disruption in response to emissions growth threatens to destabilise it.

The idea that a 2C temperature rise is in any way safe is more wishful thinking than science – for all the reasons set out by Turner about the non-linear climate response to emissions.

Hybrid cars needed to gain popularity in response to emissions laws, as well as rising gas prices.

Currently, AERIS can provide concentration profiles of NO2, O3, SO2, NH3, PM, as a response to emission variations of relevant sectors in Spain.

This paper investigates how air quality models applied at different scales (50 and 5 km horizontal resolutions) can predict pollution levels in response to emission control strategies in various cities in Europe.

Long-term ozone simulations from seven regional air quality models, the Unified EMEP model, LOTOS-EUROS, CHIMERE, RCG, MATCH, DEHM and TM5, are intercompared and compared to ozone measurements within the framework of the EuroDelta experiment, designed to assess air quality improvement at the European scale in response to emission reduction scenarios for 2020.

Inflammatory reaction accompanying dioxin intoxication (syndrome chloracne) [ 11, 12] is the response to emission of large amount of free radicals and stimulation of COX-2.

In this work, the methodology based on the calculation of potencies proposed by Thunis and Clappier (2014) to analyze the model responses to emission reductions is applied on three different domains in Europe (Po valley, Southern Poland and Flanders).

Perhaps, wild-type plants are capable of adjusting their own volatile emission in response to the emission of their neighbors in order to adapt (Choh et al., 2004; Baldwin et al., 2006; Yan and Wang, 2006).

Volkswagen is poised to recall up to 11m vehicles as the carmaker prepares its response to the emissions scandal that has rocked the automotive industry.

That sentence needs to be deciphered for those who aren't following every twist of Volkswagen's response to its emissions crisis.