Sentence examples for unnecessary emissions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dünhaupt said that forced carriers into unnecessary emissions.

"We only have a finite amount of carbon we can emit and need to cut back on unnecessary emissions.

Even if we do cut down on unnecessary emissions, there will always be productive uses of fossil carbon, no matter what the carbon price.

Noting a set of talking points issued by the agency, Mr. Segal said, the dispute over the definition of routine maintenance "has deterred companies from conducting badly needed repairs, resulting in unnecessary emissions of pollution and hazardous conditions at these plants".

One paper concentrated on fugitive emissions, but the other main highlight was the effort required to break down communication barriers to prevent gross wastage of energy resources and consequent unnecessary emissions.

Surely we should not be using standby (a well-known source of unnecessary CO2 emissions) in the first place, and this is merely encouraging such sloppy behaviour.

That's the sound of the average UK home wasting £37 a year on standby, causing unnecessary carbon emissions into the bargain.

The technology reduces unnecessary light emission resulting in true, deep blacks and reduced power consumption compared to conventional LED backlit models.

For some, the most worrisome thing about geoengineering is the idea that, once people know about it, they will think of it as a technological quick fix that makes it unnecessary to control emissions of greenhouse gases, an effort everyone takes pains to point out is by far the most important step to be taken now.

This results in higher operating costs for airlines, higher ticket prices for passengers and unnecessary greenhouse gas emissions.

People don't think about those things because the average human manages to bust nuts frequently enough during their waking hours to make nocturnal emissions unnecessary.