Sentences with phrase «emissions agreement»

The large population countries can not and never will accept total emission agreements.

The announcement, made jointly with U.S. President Barack Obama, comes as both countries prepare to strike a global carbon emissions agreement at the Paris climate negotiations in December.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the urgency of widespread participation in international emissions agreements hinges critically on the appropriate long - term climate stabilization target.

The U.S. can lead the world to a historic emissions agreement by committing to its own sweeping energy transformation

The U.S. can lead the world to a historic emissions agreement by committing to its own sweeping energy transformation

A. Over the last several months, we've seen quotes from officials from China and India strongly suggesting that technology transfer is their price for participation in any international global emissions agreement.

Assessing the ICAO's global aviation emissions agreement and how it is likely to reinforce airlines» commitment to improving their fuel efficiency.

There was a good deal of optimism at the start of these talks as the recent emissions agreement between the US and China was seen as an historic breakthrough.

And while the study may bolster the hopes of developing nations, many are already pursuing alternative greenhouse gas emissions agreements outside of the formal UNFCCC process through coalitions such as the Climate Vulnerable Forum, he says.

They are dismayed that the United States in particular is not only fighting against a legally binding emissions agreement, but, as Klein put it, «trying to redefine «legally binding»» in ways that will allow corporations and markets to determine the course of action.

So the U.S. - China carbon emissions agreement is a building block, but it's not a complete solution.

Whether or not the world reaches an international emissions agreement, the U.S. government holds the real solution

Does it have to do with the communist movement, look how he gave our economy to China over an emissions agreement and look at what he was wearing.

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