Sentences with phrase «emission norms which»

Skoda India has decided against upgrading the Octavia to meet the new Bharat IV emission norms which go into effect early next month.

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The S - Class is the only car in the Indian market which caters to BS - 6 emission norms well ahead of time.

Suzuki may strap the Swift with the in - house developed 1.5 diesel engine or may continue with the 1.3 DDiS which confirms EURO 6 emission norms.

This translates to the new Ingenium family of four - cylinder units which will will appeal, just as the industry norm dictates, to turbocharging and stop / start systems in order to meet Euro 6 emissions regulations.

If you disagree that all nations have a duty to reduce their ghg emissions to their fair share of safe global emissions without regard to cost to it, do you also deny the applicability of the well - established international legal norm that almost all nations have agreed to in 1992 in the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development called the «polluter pays» principle which holds that polluters should pay for consequences of their pollution?

The studies confirm that it is possible to «nudge» [43] people to support higher levels of emission cuts by changing the way in which the accompanying costs are framed or through the provision of appropriately crafted social - norming messages.

Instead of reevaluating the way in which every one of us lives our lives (in terms of material consumption, housing patterns, transportation patterns, dietary norms) to build societies which are radically lower in carbon emissions than they are currently, just spend a lot on money trying to tinker with global ecosystems to correct for global problems which were caused by us in the first place.

The imperative for carbon reduction is urgent — In order to limit the global mean temperature increase over historical norms to about 2 degrees Celsius (the temperature at which there is a high probability of catastrophic impacts), global emissions need to be reduced approximately 40 - 70 % below 2010 levels by 2050, with CO

The imperative for carbon reduction is urgent — In order to limit the global mean temperature increase over historical norms to about 2 degrees Celsius (the temperature at which there is a high probability of catastrophic impacts), global emissions need to be reduced approximately 40 - 70 % below 2010 levels by 2050, with CO2 emissions peaking soon (IPCC, 2014).