Sentence examples for spread emissions from inspiring English sources

Second, we used a coarse-resolution global CTM that spread emissions across large grid cells.

For marine aquaculture, the main potential is connected with locating offshore cages in areas with optimum conditions for diluting and spreading emissions from the cages.

For modeling exposure close to an indoor air pollution source, an isotropic turbulent diffusion coefficient is used to represent the average spread of emissions.

Speaking to the Guardian in Beijing, Prescott said talks at Copenhagen would probably not be decided until an 11th-hour crisis, but that no global consensus could be reached without a fairer spread of emissions.

As New York's dairy farms get larger and store more manure – rather than spread it – methane emissions have doubled in the last two decades.

A. I see two major intersecting challenges: addressing the global spread of mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants in the context of the increasing demand for energy, and dealing with local impacts of mercury contamination.

John Prescott, the former UK climate negotiator, called on developed nations today to accept a new model of economic growth that would create a more equitable spread of carbon emissions in the world.

Each time you drive, your car's carbon emissions spread into the atmosphere and the oceans absorb a quarter of the world's carbon dioxide emissions annually.

"You're able to essentially spread out the emissions more per person," said study coauthor Jim Gawron, a graduate student at Michigan's School for Environment and Sustainability and its Ross School of Business.

Harrall's next project is that derelict petrol station on the other side of the road which he hopes will be Europe's first earth-sheltered field studies centre, with a range of buildings to spread the low-emission message.

The recent spread of positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET/CT) poses extremity dosimetry challenges.