Sentence examples for workable carbon from inspiring English sources

[The San Antonio Express-News] The British government will devote $1.6 billion in public funds to a fresh initiative to design a workable carbon capture and sequestration project.

"We have important areas of interest in and contributions to make to creating and implementing a workable approach to carbon pricing," they said.

In a major decision that the ethanol industry called "workable," the Obama Administration ruled that carbon emissions from deforestation abroad should count in determining the carbon footprint of biofuels.

Developing a workable system to capture and sequester carbon emissions directly from power plants is far more pressing, said Michael Desmond, a chemist and senior internal consultant at BP who served as co-chairman of the report.

The UN process still has a role, in ensuring a workable and trusted system of accounting for carbon, and in debating and approving or rejecting agreements whose details will largely be worked out elsewhere.Many problems lie ahead and not just as a result of Copenhagen's failures.

Obama has once again announced a tough but workable plan that will substantially reduce future carbon emissions.

There is no doubt that any workable plan to contain the growth of global carbon emissions must prevent the doubling again in air traffic at current carbon intensity over the next 15 years.

Richard Branson, a British businessman, is already offering a prize of $25m for a workable way of removing a billion tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere every year.

It is long overdue that environmentalists and the media move past the Punch and Judy of the carbon tax and RET to other more politically workable environmental legislation.

Successive governments have allowed this situation to continue while failing to come up with a workable framework for modernising the creaking energy infrastructure and introducing lower-carbon power without placing an impossible burden on the consumer.

In fact, the basics of a workable global framework are fairly simple: all participants receive equal shares of a global carbon budget, wealthy countries assist lower income countries with sustainable development that avoid fossil fuel dependency, and economic incentives and penalties are put in place to make the post-carbon transition increasingly cost-effective.