The inefficient standard light bulb could be phased out within three years to save up to 800,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Gasoline combustion causes both local air pollution and emissions of carbon, a greenhouse gas that might affect the future global climate. |
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Every kilowatt-hour generated by wind instead of fossil fuel prevents air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Earlier this year, McCain and Joseph Lieberman sponsored a bipartisan bill calling for cuts in greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Nuclear fusion produces no greenhouse gas emissions and only low levels of radioactive waste. |
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The technique can monitor other pollutants including dust particles or nitrogen dioxide, a greenhouse gas that is produced in car exhaust. |
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The protocol brings together states who are the biggest greenhouse gas producers, and the states with access to cutting edge technology. |
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The national environment programme devotes a separate action plan to greenhouse gas emissions. |
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This alternative fuel, compatible with current automobile engines, could reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The carbon tax is a market-based mechanism designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
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An article last Sunday about China's energy needs misidentified the main greenhouse gas emitted by burning coal. |
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To win, the system should be able to scrub the equivalent of at least a billion tons of the greenhouse gas a year. |
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Ireland's greenhouse gas emissions are far exceeding our Kyoto limits with the agricultural sector as the biggest emitter. |
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A molecule of a greenhouse gas gets pumped up an energy hill by absorbing infrared, increasing its chemical potential energy. |
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Also, the burning of methane turns the carbon in it into a compound that is far less potent as a greenhouse gas. |
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The stratosphere is rich in ozone, a greenhouse gas that filters out dangerous solar particles such as ultraviolet light. |
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So a switch to coal would increase the greenhouse gas effect of fossil fuel usage. |
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Instead it plans to purchase quotas of greenhouse gas emission from poorer and less industrialized countries. |
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It also accounts for over a quarter of a million tonnes of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas. |
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Energy efficiency reduces pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, primarily at the power plant. |
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The tired old global warming, and greenhouse gas bogeymen have also been raised. |
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How much do the eco-nuts think we have to cut greenhouse gas emissions and water consumption? |
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That is why 180 nations assembled in The Hague in November to try and agree a set of tools for cutting greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Methane is also a greenhouse gas, meaning that its presence in the atmosphere affects the Earth's temperature and climate system. |
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Many options for limiting greenhouse gas emissions are available in the short and medium term. |
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Peatlands are important ecosystems with regard to atmospheric greenhouse gas composition. |
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The proposal has the added bonus of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the use of biomass to generate electricity. |
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This has the potential to cause a significant increase in greenhouse gas emissions associated with climate change. |
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But he worries that Kilimanjaro has become an inappropriate poster child for the greenhouse gas effect. |
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All these international guests have poured scorn on efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions or claimed the science of climate change is alarmist. |
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These materials are all nonrenewable, require vast amounts of energy to manufacture and recycle and are major contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. |
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There's an entirely sensible campaign now in the UK to encourage people to switch off appliances left on standby, saving both greenhouse gas emissions and money. |
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Transportation via internal combustion engines that use gas and oil is responsible for more than 17 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions on the planet. |
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Carbon monoxide is not only a hazardous air pollutant itself, it is also a chemical compound that produces ozone, a greenhouse gas that is a human health hazard. |
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Methane acts much as water does on Earth, it's a condensable greenhouse gas, it's close to the temperature at which it forms a liquid on the surface. |
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Although an excess of greenhouse gas results in global warming, naturally occurring greenhouse gases are beneficial in keeping our planet at a comfortable temperature. |
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Representants from all countries in the world will agree on a new treaty on greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Do your part to reduce Canada's greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change by making your home more energy efficient today. |
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As an additional benefit, renewable energy systems help cut greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Canada has made strides forward in this arena with a range of different mechanisms to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The air resources board uses computer modeling to estimate greenhouse gas emissions in the state. |
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I can easily imagine a scenario where reducing greenhouse gas emissions would cost nothing, at least in Quebec City. |
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We need to think about what greenhouse gas restrictions we should be adopting so as to keep the Arctic intact and not despoil it. |
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The EU ETS has put a price on carbon and proved that trading in greenhouse gas emissions works. |
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The most effective action to harmonize Canada's economy with our environment would be to put a price on greenhouse gas pollution. |
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The development of renewable energy and especially wind-based energy is of the upmost importance in reducing our greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Hydrogen vehicles offer significant environmental benefits through lower pollution and zero exhaust pipe greenhouse gas emissions. |
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If their emissions were to stop overnight, they would quickly disappear, unmasking the full effect of the rising greenhouse gas concentrations. |
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By canceling these allowances, the right to emit a ton of greenhouse gas is withdrawn. |
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The use of policy instruments like tax and subsidy to achieve public goals, such as reduction of greenhouse gas emissions? |
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Together, they led the campaign to pass a 2006 state law to reduce California's greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The heatwave, which affected us severely this summer, is a reminder of how serious the problem of greenhouse gas emissions is. |
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A lot of the actual greenhouse gas emissions are the bailiwick or in the jurisdiction of the provincial or municipal governments. |
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The second biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions, after electricity, is refrigerant leaks. |
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We also announced that we are going to introduce tough new measures to limit greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles. |
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For the first time, there is a binding legal limit on greenhouse gas emissions in the industrialised countries. |
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A site decontamination program, including measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve building energy efficiency. |
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If the Galilee were a nation, it would be the world's seventh largest greenhouse gas emitter once its coal was burned, Waters said. |
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Do you think that the evaporating water contributes a substantial amount of greenhouse gas? |
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Moreover, fusion is an environmentally attractive process: it produces no greenhouse gas emissions and no long-lasting, highly radioactive waste. |
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A closer look at the US lawmaking process shows what it will take to successfully enact a federal law controlling greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Leaving your engine running is hard on your pocketbook, produces greenhouse gas emissions and is an invitation to car thieves. |
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I want to be clear: it is perfectly possible to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions while jolting the economy. |
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It does not produce any greenhouse gas emissions such as carbon dioxide, methane or nitrous oxide. |
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So as the world rightly unites to cut greenhouse gas emissions, a sobering prospect remains. |
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If we convert those numbers to greenhouse gas emissions, then we begin to see real demonstrable effects on the environment. |
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These problems are expected to get worse in the next few years as greenhouse gas concentrations increase and temperatures rise more rapidly. |
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The provinces, all but one, have scolded the Prime Minister for his lack of leadership on absolute greenhouse gas reductions. |
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The ATM company has decided to launch a programme to drastically reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The stand-alone idling control by-laws have been driven by concerns about air quality, smog and greenhouse gas emissions. |
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This tabulates total GHG reductions based on actual projects using the projected greenhouse gas reductions for each project. |
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As a result of that success, similar cap and trade systems were developed for greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol. |
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Thus, Member States did not question the scientific aspects of greenhouse gas emissions, carbon footprints or global warming. |
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Carbon fixation by agricultural activities and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions should be encouraged. |
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It said that it would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 49 megatons next year, but not a single regulation has been delivered. |
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When combined with existing and new provincial initiatives, this funding will help Manitoba reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 2 megatons. |
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Intensify our efforts without delay within existing fora to improve effective greenhouse gas measurement. |
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Moreover, greenhouse gas emissions will be monitored and verified not only for industrialised states, but also for developing countries. |
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Renewable electricity generation is considered a key component of the national strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and local pollutants. |
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Accuracy of greenhouse gas intensity is diminished in cases where industrial cogeneration is significant. |
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In addition, the government has long refused to meet its own time frames and set targets for greenhouse gas reduction. |
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Potential tradeoffs in some areas, for example reducing sulphur can increase greenhouse gas emissions, have been assessed. |
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Bioenergy is being developed in many countries to increase energy security, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and stimulate rural development. |
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It's also become the largest energy producer in the world, even while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Finally, from a purely environmental perspective, Humpty Dumpty has cut its greenhouse gas emissions in Brampton by 450 tonnes per year. |
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If she does, she will produce a lot of saturated fats and also a lot of greenhouse gas. |
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But the catalytic converter does nothing to decrease emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas. |
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This map also serves as a showcase for using geospatial information in support of greenhouse gas reduction policies. |
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To our way of thinking, there is no single silver bullet that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and halt climate change. |
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Norway reported that it had reduced greenhouse gas emissions from landfill sites by recovering energy from these sites. |
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The agreement, with the 2C goal in mind, would enter into force in 2020, supported by a register of national greenhouse gas emissions curbs. |
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These political and institutional conditions play a considerable role in the evolution of the countries' greenhouse gas intensities. |
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It is an important greenhouse gas and it is the main precursor of the hydroxyl radical that cleanses the air of pollutants. |
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The vegetation overwhelmed by the rising waters decays to form methane a far worse greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. |
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Recent studies show that, as such vegetation decays, it can release lots of methane, a much more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. |
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A warmer atmosphere will also hold more water vapor, and water vapor is another greenhouse gas. |
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Flint made the comments in the week that countries had a deadline for submitting their pledges for managing their greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Three days before the deadline he himself set, will the minister promise to reveal clear, precise and absolute greenhouse gas reduction targets? |
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Similarly, carbon capture and storage did not receive a blank check as a means of reducing greenhouse gas reductions. |
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We endorse a comprehensive approach to address all greenhouse gas emissions. |
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In addition to improved road safety, observation of speed limits will also reduce greenhouse gas emissions significantly. |
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Using less energy and less water cuts production costs and creates fewer greenhouse gas emissions. |
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But the kind we're especially worried about from cement factories are greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The practice is highly controversial because of its impact on the environment and the greenhouse gas emissions that it causes. |
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But we don't speak a lot about nitrogen oxide, which is a very powerful greenhouse gas. |
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For example, in British Columbia, greenhouse gas emissions might go up, while in Saskatchewan, they would plummet. |
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Nevertheless, commensurate reductions in greenhouse gas emissions have not been made. |
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When a pumpkin is sent to the landfill, it rots, emitting methane, an alarmingly potent greenhouse gas. |
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The leading greenhouse gas is carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels. |
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Emissions trading provides industry with flexibility to cost effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions at industry facilities or off site through trading. |
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Carbon, which is stored in large amounts in trees, understory vegetation and forest soils, is the key component of the main greenhouse gas contributing to global warming. |
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Results from models can also vary due to different greenhouse gas inputs and the model's climate sensitivity. |
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These trap large amounts of the greenhouse gas methane, which ocean warming has the potential to release. |
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Nitrogen fertilizer can be converted by soil bacteria to nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas. |
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Canada also stands ready to work to build a truly global approach to achieve deep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions with the full participation of all major emitter countries. |
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The key challenges involve reducing waste, managing natural resource consumption, protecting soil and surface water and limiting greenhouse gas emissions. |
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These emissions contribute to global climate change as methane is a potent greenhouse gas. |
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This groundbreaking project demonstrates how utilities, government, consumers and retailers can work cooperatively to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Factories producing insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and fertilizers are a major culprit of the greenhouse gas. |
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The study also traces how quickly technology and innovation have been reshaping steel production, including a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in recent years. |
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The EU is supporting biofuels with the objectives of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, boosting the decarbonisation of transport fuels, diversifying fuel supply sources and developing long-term replacements for fossil oil. |
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The low greenhouse gas impact of hydroelectricity is found especially in temperate climates. |
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Adding manure to fields not only creates an unpleasant odour, but can also release nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas 310 times more harmful than carbon dioxide. |
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This is due to plant material in flooded areas decaying in an anaerobic environment, and forming methane, a greenhouse gas. |
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But you have to wonder if they would be opposed to regulating or restricting other activities that pose a risk to the public interest, in the same way that unmitigated greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel burning does. |
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The member opposite is fixated on spending all of our hard earned tax dollars on another continent for greenhouse gas emissions that are actually never even reduced. |
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Only one of the ten provinces-Manitobabegins to approach the eighteen most active states in terms of the breadth and rigor of its greenhouse gas reduction strategy. |
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In this day and age, the marine mode, and the Seaway in particular, remains an ideal means of moving cargo, providing superior energy efficiency and a minimal greenhouse gas footprint. |
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Some impacts, such as the greenhouse gas production associated with concrete manufacture, are relatively easy to estimate. |
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Did you know that each kilogram of aluminium used in place of heavier materials to manufacture a car reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 20 kilograms over a vehicle's average life span? |
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The methane released is approximately 8 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. |
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Our constituents are increasingly aware of the importance of developing public transit as a solution to traffic congestion problems and greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Traffic congestion impacts a number of factors, including delays in shipments, increased greenhouse gas emissions, higher air contamination, and increased noise. |
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Actions such as these will foster significant technical improvements and will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in a manner which minimizes the burden on Canadian industry. |
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It will support energy efficiency, new and renewable energy sources, and technological solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions caused by the transport sector. |
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Beyond its drive for energy efficiency in its operations, in 2007 the company launched a project to review the current scope of its greenhouse gas management and reporting. |
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Demand for carbon credits results from international and national regulations obliging economic players to cut greenhouse gas emissions as well as others who want to offset their greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Neutral carbon balance concept assumes achieving zero balance of greenhouse gas emissions by reducing their volume and balancing the volume of emitted gases with the help of compensatory measures. |
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It will reduce sulphur dioxide emissions by 85 per cent and greenhouse gas emissions by 40 per cent from current levels. |
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When it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, he talks the talk, but it remains to be seen if he walks the walk. |
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When it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, he talks the talk, but it remains to be seen if he can walk the walk. |
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The use of biodiesel can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and reduce smog. |
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The purpose of the tax is to nudge both businesses and consumers towards greener energy consumption to help France meet its targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The funds' primary mandate is to promote domestic greenhouse gas emission reductions, which is extremely important, and that will be elaborated on with the unveiling tomorrow. |
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Every day we ponder, consider, navel-gaze and have speculative conversations about the impact of climate change, but greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise and the case becomes impossible. |
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We note that in the opinion of a growing number of countries nuclear power can contribute to diversify the energy mix, to increase power generation security and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Lafarge Morocco took advantage of the physical characteristics of the Tetouan site to install a windfarm, thereby contributing to the group's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
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All greenhouse gas emissions from the new HERMA premium etiquettes that emerge from the production and supply chain will be completely offset in myclimate carbon offset projects. |
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When calculating food miles and their associated greenhouse gas emissions, it is important to know not only the distance the food item travels, but also the means of transportation. |
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Various food miles studies have been undertaken in recent years in an attempt to calculate the distances our food is traveling, and fuel usage and greenhouse gas emissions associated with this transport. |
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Gold standards and, with assistance from a federal initiative reducing greenhouse gas emissions in government operations, the Agency obtained the funding for the upgrades to attain Platinum certification. |
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Impacts included ozone depleting, acidifying and greenhouse gas emissions along with total energy use and living resource inputs. |
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A development model based on oil or the oil sands, which are in fact major greenhouse gas producers, impoverishes Quebec because Quebec imports all of its oil. |
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The more of us there are who demand real action on climate change, who call for ambitious greenhouse gas emission reduction targets and major investments in renewable energy, the more we'll light a fire under our politicians. |
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Increasing greenhouse gas emissions, check. |
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Direct greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced thanks to the use of thermal denitration, as well as improvements in the hydrofluorination unit and replacement of fuel-oil boilers. |
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Estimated greenhouse gas emission reductions are another feature, along with the ability to help users make easy comparisons between ENERGY STAR qualified products and non-ENERGY STAR qualified products. |
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Fossil fuels will continue to be an important part of the global energy mix, and we will need to find ways to manage the associated air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Ensuring that the Kyoto Protocol on measures to curb global climate change is put into force by 2002 and embarking on the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, as required by the Kyoto Protocol. |
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In addition to having vegetables that extol the virtues of biological growing, composting is an essential environmental act in helping to control the greenhouse gas effect. |
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Under the EMP, the Company has established a program of measuring greenhouse gas emissions for the majority of its office properties across Canada. |
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Transportation of merchandises and climate change: study of the means by which the increase in the transportation of goods may be reconciled with a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Geothermal energy is one of the cleanest technologies available and can generate electricity with very little or no greenhouse gas emissions. |
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We recognize that without a robust global and national response to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, including substantial performance improvements in the energy sector, all bets are off. |
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We are a partner in the Futurol project to develop a process for producing bioethanol from lignocellulose with the best possible energy efficiency and greenhouse gas performance across the entire production chain. |
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For example, the general public is probably not cognisant of the link between their use and choice of transport modes and the subsequent production of greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The project will help mitigate greenhouse gas emissions because trees process carbon dioxide and reabsorb greenhouse gases and suspended solids. |
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Mandating the use of biofuels opens the possibility that we may be committing in the long term to support feedstocks and technologies that are not carbon neutral, but will in fact increase greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Muskoka 2010 G-8 Summit: A Carbon-Neutral Summit: Through its carbon neutral strategy, the Government of Canada will offset greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the G-8 Summit. |
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There is also an objection to trading schemes that permit continued greenhouse gas emissions, for example, by offsetting those practices against the retention of carbon sinks, such as forests. |
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The imperative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and manage the impacts of climate change illustrates, in the starkest manner possible, our global interdependence. |
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Various environmental issues were examined during these audits, including wastewater, water consumption, energy consumption and resulting greenhouse gas emissions, nonhazardous solid waste, toxic substances and halocarbons. |
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Comoros does not cause greenhouse gas emissions, but climate change increases the difficulties for the sustainable development of our country, which is already fragile. |
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The Corporation is recommending alternate solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other atmospheric pollutants, such as car pooling, public transit, cycling and walking. |
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In line with the aim of generating savings on transportation costs and minimizing greenhouse gas emissions, the Group is encouraging employees to make use of new technologies such as videoconference systems. |
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The warming of an Arctic current over the last 30 years has triggered the release of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, from methane hydrate stored in the sediment beneath the seabed. |
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The fuel switch also has the potential to decrease greenhouse gas emissions by more than 700 megagrams of CO2 per year. |
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Finally, we should remember that there are many examples of adaptation measures which have a negative impact in terms of reducing greenhouse gas emissions: desalting plants, air-conditioning, etc. |
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In Australia, the cement industry produces more than 10m tonnes of cementitious materials every year, releasing around 7.2m tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere. |
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Biofuels from switchgrass, if they replace croplands and other carbon-absorbing lands, would result in 50 per cent more greenhouse gas emissions, the researchers concluded. |
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And by draining the rice paddies during certain growth cycles, significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions can also be achieved without compromising yields. |
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The annual report also interests itself in the work of IMO and the evolutions in legislation which are coming forward regarding greenhouse gas emission in the maritime sector. |
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Ultimate success in this challenge will result in technologies that can provide a net reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of 1 megatonne. |
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In 1998, total greenhouse gas emissions from all sources in Canada were estimated at 686 megatonnes. |
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The cross-party Environmental Audit Committee warned fracking is not compatible with the UK's goals to cut greenhouse gas emissions. |
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According to the province, biogas systems that process manure from 250 cows could result in 400 fewer tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions and 550 additional megawatt hours of power production every year. |
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As well as all this, methane is released when cattle break wind and burp. It is a powerful greenhouse gas and each cow releases almost 100 litres of it per day! |
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It involves the powerful greenhouse gas methane, in the form of methane clathrate, which is essentially methane trapped in ice. |
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More freight can be moved more cheaply by container ship with fewer pollutants and less greenhouse gas production than by any other mode of travel in the world. |
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Banishing cars for a day doesn't only reduce air pollution. Previous campaigns have focused on safer streets for children, improved urban access, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Alberta's stake in greenhouse gas issues is substantial, reflected in an economy that remains focussed on development of fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas, and coal, and extraction of oil from extensive tar sands. |
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Founded in 1991, TAF s mission is to invest in urban solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. |
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In addition, this use of biomass causes substantial emissions of CO2, the main man-made greenhouse gas which is largely responsible for climate change, into the atmosphere. |
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A broadly based and inclusive national process that engages Canadians in the climate change debate and galvanizes their support for the policies necessary to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The 15-hour talkathon was not, unfortunately, pegged to any pending legislation to reduce the US' greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Without discussion, the Council adopted a negotiating mandate for linking the EU and the Swiss greenhouse gas emissions trading systems as well as new rules on international divorce matters. |
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This diverts resources to landfill and gives rise to greenhouse gas emissions, because the rotting food produces methane that is not captured and adds to the concentration of carbon in the air. |
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Writing for Daily Nation, Kennedy Senelwa suggests biofuels have the potential to cut Kenya's overdependence on imported crude oil and refined fuel and also cause a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Negative feedback by other factors would oppose and partially offset change, such as storage by oceans of excess atmospheric heat caused by increased greenhouse gas concentrations. |
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The Green Party of Canada has called for a graduated carbon tax as part of a far-reaching package of ecological fiscal reforms to ensure that Canada meets its greenhouse gas emissions commitments under the Kyoto Protocol. |
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However, at this time the government has ruled out certain policy measures, such as a carbon tax on fossil fuels, as a means of causing improvement to Canada's energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
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If you see the extent to which human activities are influencing the climate system, the options for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions appear in a very different light, because you can see what the costs of inaction are. |
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Biojuice', in itself, has a pleasant ring to it because it somehow appeals to our ecological conscience, but lauding biojuice' to the heavens as a means of reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a bit exaggerated. |
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The second weapon depends on the passing of a federal energy strategy law or a climate and energy strategy law, which would pre-empt any other form of greenhouse gas regulation. |
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Venus has a chokingly dense atmosphere, 100 times thicker than Earth's, that is mostly carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas. |
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According to the spruikers, it's a greenhouse gas defying, economic future buying, environmental sanitising agent. |
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The manufacture of cement is an energy-intensive and greenhouse gas emissions intensive process that requires large amounts of thermal energy to heat the raw materials necessary to produce cement. |
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It should therefore come as no surprise that many alternative energy research projects are under way in Quebec to find solutions that will help us reduce our greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Furthermore, the Group found a solution for curbing greenhouse gas emissions using an innovative process for inerting, venting and capturing gaseous emanations from the FPSO storage tanks. |
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Despite all the rhetoric spouted by the Liberals and the Bloc Québécois, the fact remains that since the previous government signed the Kyoto protocol, greenhouse gas levels have been rising constantly in Canada. |
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The Conservative government has thumbed its nose at Kyoto, has refused to set absolute greenhouse gas reduction targets, and has set 2006 as the base year instead of 1990, despite the demands of environmental groups. |
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Both nations are outliers in that they have substantially higher per capita rates of greenhouse gas emissions than almost all other developed nations. |
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The act of turning over the soil releases large amounts of greenhouse gas. |
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The QRC ads make no mention of the impact of burning coal and gas on greenhouse gas emissions, on climate change and on the vulnerability of coral reefs to rising temperatures and ocean acidification. |
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Ocean acidification and warming ocean temperatures, linked to increasing greenhouse gas emissions from burning all that coal and gas, are not friends of the reef. |
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They need to be able to factor into their spreadsheets and costs of doing business the concept of pollution, the concept of greenhouse gas emissions. |
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She also advises her clients on how to comply with environmental legislation and regulations and counsels them on climatic changes and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. |
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In fact, model studies suggest that approximately half of the magnitude of the 4 to 7°C global temperature swing between glacial and interglacial periods can be attributed to greenhouse gas feedbacks. |
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Provinces have continued to be reluctant or unable to make any unilateral policy commitments on greenhouse gas reduction, even after federal government concessions or overtures. |
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But that would have to have happened early in Martian history, so as to give time for the olivine to be laid down afterwards. On the other hand, carbon dioxide is also a greenhouse gas. |
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The primary energy source used in the production of biofuels, and particularly for distilling ethanol, is a major determinant of greenhouse gas impact. |
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Still, the EPA has gone ahead with a project to test international greenhouse gas emissions trading with Russia. |
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Indeed, tropical deforestation is estimated to account for about 15 per cent of worldwide greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Since methane is an even more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide, the greenhouse effect went into high gear. |
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These vehicles will replace conventional gasoline-powered delivery vans, eliminating on-street emissions and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by more than 80 per cent. |
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Methane is a particularly pernicious greenhouse gas. |
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To achieve these goals we also need to promote environmental sustainability, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the other adverse effects on the environment which result from the use of some forms of energy. |
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By avoiding the use of the electrical grid, this technology is able to provide enhanced security and reliability while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
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On 27 September 2006, Branson announced plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by cutting aircraft weight and fuel consumption. |
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In his view, one way to mitigate the effects of climate change at the maritime level could be to integrate maritime transport in the systems for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Shell joined the Global Climate Coalition of businesses opposed to greenhouse gas emission regulation. |
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Modern UK and EU regulation requires zero emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas. |
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This study will examine the feasibility of solar thermal energy to heat a variety of municipal facilities, including the public swimming pool, thereby reducing energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Depending on whether their modes of consumption will be wasteful or economical, the strain on energy resources worldwide and on greenhouse gas emissions will be more or less intensive. |
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This results in a reduction of exhaust and greenhouse gas emissions from bulldozers, grapplers, chainsaws and mechanical debarkers and peelers used in traditional harvesting practices. |
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Whether Canada likes it or not, the world is moving in the direction of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and we can either be a participant or a non-participant in this new world. |
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The potential of forest management as a means of increasing absorption and reducing greenhouse gas emissions is comparable to the potential of forestation and reforestation. |
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We are telling the Conservative government that it is on the wrong track, promoting energy that will produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions in the short term, but will create problems further down the road. |
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Now, programs that support research and development are complemented by initiatives that will create market pull for technologies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The rationale behind these three mechanisms is that greenhouse gas emissions are a global problem and that the place where reductions are achieved is of less importance. |
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Carbon dioxide is the most important greenhouse gas. |
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Carbon dioxide is the primary greenhouse gas attributed to climate change. |
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It was at that time that atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations stopped following the periodic pattern of the Milankovitch cycles. |
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Instead, a tax on greenhouse gas emissions would be imposed. |
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Quebec companies have made a valiant effort to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, and Quebec has also opted for hydroelectricity, which is clean energy. |
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We support millions of virtual meetings every year and enable teleworking for our own team and those of our customers, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by thousands of tons a year. |
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The principle of conservativeness will be applied when there is a significant level of uncertainty about the quantity of greenhouse gas reductions achieved. |
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Examination of evidence such as electronic records, documents, and data to assess for completeness, consistency, accuracy, transparency, relevance and conservativeness of greenhouse gas information. |
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After 13 long years of inaction and increasing greenhouse gas emissions under the Liberal government, we have come to the point where we are taking action to reduce emissions through decisive measures. |
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As a result, any efforts to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere should be seen as a long-term effort to slow the current emissions trend before ultimately reversing it. |
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Are we to understand that not only does the government refuse to compensate Quebec for past efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but that it also wants Quebeckers to ante up twice? |
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For example, DuPont has found ways to end emissions of nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas, that once flowed from its process for making adipic acid, an ingredient in nylon. |
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He argues that any realistic plan to reduce reliance on fossil fuels or greenhouse gas emissions need increased use of nuclear energy. |
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But methane, too, is a greenhouse gas, and an odiferous one. |
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We have to deal with the oil sands development, because the majority of greenhouse gas emissions comes from that development, but we also have to deal with the whole question of the building code. |
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If it were to be used in fertilization experiments, its greenhouse gas contribution would have to be included in the assessment of net reduction of global warming potential. |
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The most economically efficient method to achieve these transformations is to put a price on greenhouse gas emissions, either through a cap and trade or tax system, and then let the market and the private sector do its work. |
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Methane has 21 times the greenhouse warming potential of carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas most closely identified with climate change. |
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It is by far the largest user of water, contributing to water scarcity, and it plays a role in agrochemical pollution, soil exhaustion and global climate change, accounting for up to 30 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions. |
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The NCARPCM B21 scenario generally assumes lower global greenhouse gas emissions and projects a small increase in temperature over the course of this century. |
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Another aspect of the budget that I would encourage my hon. colleagues in the House to take note of is the greenhouse gas technology investment fund. |
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One might recall that many delegations arrived in Kyoto resignedly willing to accept the idea of a tax on greenhouse-gas emissions, or at least on carbon dioxide, the most commonly encountered greenhouse gas. |
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By that very token, greenhouse gas emissions are a component of pollution, because they have a direct effect on the planet, on the animal kingdom, on the plant kingdom. |
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This requires, however, that an independent body or bodies be created and given the task of certifying greenhouse gas reductions and imposing financial penalties on organizations that fail to meet them. |
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We and the other nations of the world must get serious about substantially reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the coming years or we will hand off a much-diminished world to our grandchildren. |
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That means to really get serious about conserving energy and materials, not to mention reducing greenhouse gas emissions, we must fundamentally change how we design, construct, and use our buildings. |
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The only real long-term way of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, assuming that energy use will continue to grow, is to uncouple energy use and CO2 release. |
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Will it finally take action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, or is the Conservative plan and targets simply a plan to bamboozle the public and nothing more than hot air? |
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To focus too closely on the negligible quantitative effect of Kyoto, in terms of immediate results of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions, however, is to miss the point. |
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Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that increases radiative forcing and contributes to global warming. |
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Dr. Veizer argued for a cosmic ray connection and down-played anthropogenic forcing, whereas Dr. Weaver reviewed the evidence for anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions being a significant forcing in the last few decades. |
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We are pleased to join forces with the UNFCCC to simultaneously address a leading cause of biodiversity loss, and a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. |
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To be able to determine the net volume of a reservoir's greenhouse gas emissions, the volumes of emissions from the drainage basin before and after reservoir creation must be known. |
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A global movement towards the generation of renewable energy is underway to help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Since methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, that burp would have resulted in instant global warming, making things too hot for much of the planet's animal life. |
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Humans have ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions and avoid the consequences of global warming, a major climate report concluded. |
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Feedbacks are an important factor in determining the sensitivity of the climate system to increased atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations. |
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Other factors being equal, a higher climate sensitivity means that more warming will occur for a given increase in greenhouse gas forcing. |
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This provides a more efficient power source than purchasing electricity from a local utility, saving energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
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However, full life cycle analysis has shown that poplars are lower impact in terms of greenhouse gas emissions for energy production than alternatives. |
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Previous work suggests that the jet streams should shift north and strengthen as the climate warms in response to rising greenhouse gas concentrations. |
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Without the use of nitrogen, which prevents each coal bed from swelling and thus reducing the room for absorbing the greenhouse gas, the amount absorbed drops by half. |
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The high impact derives from the farmstock fodder grown with chemicals, transport fuels, and the potent greenhouse gas methane from belching cattle and sheep. |
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Over the last three decades of the twentieth century, gross domestic product per capita and population growth were the main drivers of increases in greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Finally, explosive volcanic eruptions release the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide and thus provide a deep source of carbon for biogeochemical cycles. |
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On top of lower mortality rates, switching from non-vegetarian diets to vegetarian diets or even semi-vegetarian diets also helped reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Meanwhile, this greenhouse gas continues to accumulate in the atmosphere. |
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Offsets allow companies and nations to satisfy greenhouse gas reduction obligations by offsetting pollution emissions with emissions reductions elsewhere. |
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Mitigation of climate change are actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, or enhance the capacity of carbon sinks to absorb GHGs from the atmosphere. |
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A billion trips are made on the school run every year and, between us, parents produce two million extra tons of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, a cause of global warming. |
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A MELTING permafrost peat bog stretching the size of France and Germany threatens to unleash vast amounts of powerful greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, scientists warned. |
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Methane is a greenhouse gas 22 times more powerful than carbon dioxide. |
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Recognizing the serious issues related to global warming, IREM supports the development of voluntary standards for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Allegations of scientific uncertainty fuel the ongoing debate over greenhouse gas regulation, and are a major factor in debates over whether to ban particular pesticides. |
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When burned, petroleum releases carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas. |
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Wheat, rice, soya beans and field peas all suffered significant losses of zinc and iron in experiments which exposed them to higher concentrations of the greenhouse gas. |
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