Sentences with phrase «beyond business as usual»

The water company is looking to invite up to 10 candidates to compete for places on the new panel, which will handle regulatory investigations, class actions, High Court appeals, M&A and major projects — work that «goes beyond business as usual» due to «size, complexity or significance».

Additionally, the rate of greenhouse gas emissions escalated way beyond business as usual scenarios.

We also can help organizations develop the specifications for a new project type to qualify as an activity that genuinely reduces greenhouse gas pollution and goes beyond business as usual.

Additional: Additionality requires the carbon emission reductions to be above and beyond business as usual.

In other words, additionality means the project goes beyond business as usual and the carbon offsets represent incremental reductions in greenhouse gas pollution.

This project - specific additionality test is put in place to ensure that the offset project definitely relies on the carbon market to be developed, ensuring that the offsets are coming only from reductions that go beyond business as usual.

In its 90th year of celebrating the best in cinema, the Oscars widened its embrace and chose to go beyond business as usual when deciding which talents made the cut as nominees for 2017 films.

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Since these must be beyond «business as usual,» existing shade coffee farms might not be able to greatly increase their amount of carbon sequestration.

Of the three Democratic contenders for Ney's seat, my campaign proposals alone go far beyond «business as usual» Washington politics.

It's business as usual at Budget Travel and we are currently working to produce the February issue and beyond.

Contrary to an ad department staffer's revelation that his department was told to put things on hold for the February issue, Newsweek stated that «It's business as usual at Budget Travel and we are currently working to produce the February issue and beyond.»

Those who seem to think that business as usual is the answer to all the world's problems might want to left their heads up for a moment and take a look at the world beyond their narrow self - interest.

30 more years of business - as - usual will make it impossible to keep temperatures from rising beyond Eemian levels (see here for some discussion of stabilisation scenarios), and decisions (on infrastructure, power stations, R&D, etc.) that are being made now will determine the emissions for decades to come.

It compared coal owners» business as usual plans and member state phase - out policies with the International Energy Agency's Beyond 2 °C Scenario (IEA B2DS), which phases out all coal power in the EU by 2030 and gives a 50 % chance of limiting global warming to 1.75 °C.

Synapse and SEA found that in this new business - as - usual future, the supply of RPS - eligible resources is likely to significantly increase in the future, above and beyond the demand required under each state's RPS policy.

@GG: What I am questioning is his taking just two points out of 648, producing a model that enters MLO period with lower growth, systematically deviates and leaves with a higher growth rate and then extrapolating this function way beyond the calibration period and directly claiming that this represents «business as usual», That is a false claim.

What I am questioning is his taking just two points out of 648, producing a model that enters MLO period with lower growth, systematically deviates and leaves with a higher growth rate and then extrapolating this function way beyond the calibration period and directly claiming that this represents «business as usual», That is a false claim.

Landowners must make a long - term commitment to manage their properties to sequester carbon above and beyond what would normally occur under an institutional timber owner's typical business - as - usual management.

Achieving these energy efficiency savings will require expansion of energy efficiency efforts beyond business - as - usual, including:

What's a concerned citizen to do beyond just worrying about business and pollution as usual that is leading us to common catastrophe?

Its revised projection indicates that if we stick with business as usual, in terms of carbon dioxide emissions, average surface temperatures on «Earth by 2100 will hit levels far beyond anything humans have ever experienced.

All three awards recognize and celebrate professional women working in the energy sector who go above and beyond business - as - usual, consistently demonstrate outstanding leadership, and have contributed significantly to the expansion and improvement of the power sector.

A review by the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES) of five detailed studies published recently by various NGOs and federal energy forecasters (M.J. Bradley, the Energy Information Administration, the Bipartisan Policy Center, the Rhodium Group for the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and the Nicholas Institute) finds that the CPP will only require about an 18 percent emissions reduction beyond business - as - usual scenarios from now through 2030.

And as far as what we need to do, we could refine more our cost estimates of implications for the business - as - usual track that we're on, which goes well beyond 2 degrees.

As landowners have no legal obligation to re-establish their lands as forests, the project activities go above and beyond the «business as usual case» for both the landowner and project proponentAs landowners have no legal obligation to re-establish their lands as forests, the project activities go above and beyond the «business as usual case» for both the landowner and project proponentas forests, the project activities go above and beyond the «business as usual case» for both the landowner and project proponentas usual case» for both the landowner and project proponents.

But I can see business as usual unfolding easy enough with fossil fuel carbon emissions still rising ever higher into 2040 and beyond.

To generate offsets, however, a farmer would need to prove that the cost of feedstock is above and beyond «business as usual», and that the benefits of adding the mixture to the feed probably won't pay for itself.

It's going beyond «business as usual» and setting yourself apart as an innovative leader and establishing your organization as a trusted advisor and knowledge resource.