A press release from the government's Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) announced two days previously: «UK at forefront of a low
carbon economic revolution `.
Not exact matches
America's energy
revolution continues to deliver broad
economic benefits while helping to reduce emissions of
carbon dioxide (CO2) from electricity generation to nearly 30 - year lows.
3 tons per person per year of
carbon dioxide equivalent is the basis for global convergence on sustainable conduct, for a global technological and social
revolution based on making
economic growth mean ecological improvement and for the pursuit of social and ecological justice and an end to poverty.
Many people perceive climate change as a sort of moral and
economic debt, accumulated since the beginning of the Industrial
Revolution and now come due after several centuries — a helpful perspective, in a way, since it is the
carbon - burning processes that began in 18th - century England that lit the fuse of everything that followed.
This article from the Far Eastern
Economic Review's November 2007 edition examines whether Asian countries will emerge as leaders of the low -
carbon revolution.
And even though one state premier called the interim report «one of the most sobering briefings in my 22 years in office,» and the new Prime Minister hinted at at a «global
economic transformation to a low
carbon economy of an order of magnitude that we have not seen since the great
economic transformation of the Industrial
Revolution,» the impact of the report seems to have waned in the intervening period.