Sentence examples for whatever emission from inspiring English sources

What is not so often mentioned, however, is the extent to which continuing global population growth would undermine the impact of whatever emission reductions affluent countries can be persuaded to make.

Provided that the particles are big enough no recoil should be released whatever its emission direction is.

On the whole microcavity, the improved quality factor leads to the observation of the polariton emission whatever the temperature.

"Emissions reductions larger than about 80%, relative to whatever peak global emissions rate may be reached, are required to approximately stabilize carbon dioxide concentrations," it observes.

A carbon tax is also the easiest way to capture whatever low-hanging emission-reduction fruit is out there.

Some executives fear that the department of energy and climate change (DECC) is keen on reducing emissions whatever the economic cost.

Whatever its faults, emissions have fallen since 2005, and proponents argue that the EU should be praised for establishing a wide-ranging climate initiative, while other countries have not achieved half as much.

We support all attempts to reduce CO2 emissions whatever the reason is for it".

They assert that they will have cap-and-trade, with a cap that reduces emissions by whatever amount is needed.

And number two, because these other countries like India and China are more than making up in carbon emissions for whatever we could possibly cut".

This brings together products from GE's different businesses that are either intrinsically green like wind turbines or have been certified as being more competitive and producing fewer emissions than whatever else of that sort is on the market.