Sentences with phrase «carbon emission levels»

That led to rules that steadily reduce carbon emission levels (and parallel rules to increase corporate average fuel economy) from 2012 through 2025.

This report calls for carbon emissions levels to be considered against expected revenues to better identify assets potentially at risk of impairment.

Atmospheric chemist Paul Crutzen, a 1995 Nobel laureate, believes shooting 5.3 million tons of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere annually could offset a doubling of carbon emission levels.

«Any framework agreed in Bali to dramatically cut carbon emission levels must include industries such as international aviation and shipping.

A global carbon market will also need a multilateral approach to linking the disparate markets together, because different countries have different carbon emissions levels.

If carbon taxes and cap - and - trade programs continue to languish as politically infeasible, however, we will need some way to efficiently reduce net carbon emission levels.

This image is the National Climate Assessment's projection for number of days per year over 90 degrees Fahrenheit relative to estimated trends in carbon emission levels.

We believed that a positive accounts balance would means that more production was occurring in a country, so more factories working would increase carbon emission levels.

China is at about 3 - 4 tonnes per capita and India, at 1 tonne per capita, is the only large - sized economy that is below the desired carbon emission levels of 2050.

«At current carbon emission levels, it would take twice the current global forest biocapacity to absorb all the carbon emissions that are generated around the world.

Removing the carbon - storing forest ecosystem to get at the tar sands will be even more detrimental to carbon emissions levels.

Assets at risk of impairment need to be identified by relating expected revenues to carbon emissions levels

In 2014, numerous countries» economies grew while their carbon emissions levels dropped.

Under the Paris agreement, the United States is expected to cut its carbon emission levels between 26 percent and 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025.