| So besides individual action to shrink carbon footprints, there has to be a bigger effort to decarbonize national and regional infrastructures. |
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| This is in spite of China's enormous investments to decarbonize its energy system. |
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| Patterns of future rural land-use change have profound implications for attempts to decarbonize the economy. |
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| In developed countries and those developing countries with well-established energy systems, this transition means that concrete steps must be taken to decarbonize the current systems. |
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| First, decarbonize the world economy: we must achieve dramatic reductions in carbon use by increased technical efficiency, and by de-linking energy generation from carbon production, and energy use from economic growth. |
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| We have two instruments at our disposal to achieve that objective and to decarbonize our economy, namely to impose a tax on carbon or to establish a carbon exchange. |
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| It is therefore more necessary than ever to take stock of this sector as its age too often leads to neglect while she is contributing the most to decarbonize power generation systems in the coming decades. |
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| Successful worldwide cooperation in suppressing coal could provide the basis for building a credible international coalition to further decarbonize the energy system beyond shale gas and into a fully renewable economy. |
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| And it is hard to see how China can centrally decarbonize its energy system more than it is already attempting to do, which is not succeeding fast enough to protect the climate. |
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| Mr. Watson, you cannot decarbonize your economy overnight. |
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| Decarbonize the cylinder head with a good top engine cleaner to get rid of the deposits. |
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