Sentence examples for true carbon from inspiring English sources

To achieve true carbon neutrality the scripts would have to avoid shooting on location and staging chase scenes, something likely to disappoint even the greenest viewers.

True, carbon belchers in the rich world have the right to offset their emissions by paying for activities in the poor world that help retain carbon, under a deal called the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).

We chose a 10%% interval (i.e., ±5 %) around the true carbon stock value as our threshold for an estimate to be considered accurate.

For example, rough estimates of the CO2 embedded in Tokyo's purchased consumer goods suggest that its true carbon impact could be as much as three times greater than just the observed, direct emissions [9].

We used the 1-ha resolution aboveground carbon density map of Perú created by Asner et al. [6] as a model of the "true" carbon stocks of the country.

Here, using Perú as an example country, we examine both systematic and stratified random field-based sampling designs with a LiDAR-estimated national carbon map spanning all 76 million ha of intact and recovering forest land (Fig. 1a) as a model of the country's true carbon stocks (see ''Methods'' section for more detail).

In the age of the ubiquitous "eco-hotel", where buzzwords sometimes take precedence over actual sustainability, a few places are working toward true carbon-neutral status.

Mr. Easterbrook told me that he suspected that the same would be true of carbon emissions.

This is not true: the carbon they take up when they are alive is released after they die, whether from natural causes or by the hand of man.

As is true with carbon, the bonds in elemental silicon are strong enough to require large energies to activate, or promote, reaction in an acidic medium, so it is unaffected by acids except hydrofluoric.

This is especially true for carbon sequestration modeling in residential landscapes (e.g., Zirkle et al. 2012).