Sentence examples for slow greenhouse from inspiring English sources

I gave a public lecture, backed by scientific papers, showing the need to slow greenhouse gas emissions – and I criticised the Bush administration for its lack of appropriate policies.

SÃO PAULO, Brazil Brazilil's Congress fiercely debated changing a cornerstone environmental law on Wednesday night, a move conservationists warned could roll back one of the most effective pieces of legislation protecting forests and biodiversity in Brazil and undermine the country's efforts to slow greenhouse gas emissions.

Assuming that nothing's done to slow greenhouse emissions, the February report predicted a temperature increase of roughly 3°C toward the end of the century, drying at lower latitudes, more precipitation at higher latitudes, and rising sea levels.

The plan falls under the category of what is known as geoengineering: the attempt by humans to slow, stop, or even reverse global warming by manipulating the environment instead of aiming to slow greenhouse gas emissions themselves.

Of the nine countries, New Zealand has the slowest greenhouse gas reductions planned for the decade beginning in 2020 decade, according to the table.

"If we can do anything to slow down greenhouse gas emissions, or even start to draw them back, there may be at least some areas of the climate system where we get a rapid payback".

Yet the rest of the article makes it quite clear that the nascent efforts to slow damaging greenhouse gases emissions were stopped not by public opposition or ineffective communication by scientists, but by the clear ideological opposition of conservative Republicans and the Bush White House.

Because they have blocked national policies to slow down greenhouse gas emissions, to remove public subsidies for fossil fuels and to put a price or a cap on carbon, climate deniers and those who fund them must take responsibility for the fact that perfect storms are the new normal and will be for generations and centuries to come.

In an unusually creative strategy, rule opponents are trying to enlist another federal agency the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS in slowing down greenhouse gas regulation, arguing fossil fuel cuts could hurt an endangered marine mammal, the Florida manatee.

The rules under siege in Congress will help clean the air, reduce toxic pollution in fish and slow emissions of greenhouse gases.

No major nation offered tougher action to slow rising world greenhouse gas emissions and Japan backtracked from its carbon goals for 2020, after shutting down its nuclear industry after the Fukushima disaster.