Sentences with phrase «fuel companies feels»

It's clear why shifting at least a bit of the blame for climate change from us as individual consumers onto these fossil fuel companies feels good.

Not exact matches

Canada's Big Six banks themselves are less likely to feel the need to innovate, insulated as they are against the competitive agitation of fintech companies by their market position and regulatory balustrade, and cognizant that Canada's venture capitalism industry — usually the fuel for fintech — is far less fulsome than America's.

It's unlikely that the fossil fuel companies will deny in court what is widely accepted by authoritative scientific bodies around the world: that human emissions have already begun to warm the planet, that the harm is already being felt, that the risks of future harm are significant, and that to head them off emissions have to be rapidly reduced.

I started referring to my concoction as «golden fuel,» because it started to really feel like the catalyst that fueled my ability to do all the other things I needed to do to get my health back (full disclosure: I loved my blend so much I ended up starting a company to share it with other people).

Mitsubishi's best - selling RVR compact SUV comes equipped with the company's continuously variable transmission (CVT - 8) for better fuel economy and response as well as improved acceleration feel.

The weather may be getting cooler, but Hyundai is certainly feeling the heat after revealing that fuel economy estimates on a number of its top sellers may have been a little too lofty... The news, which affects almost one million vehicles of Hyundai and sister division Kia, for model years 2011 to 2013, came after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was not able to validate the company's fuel economy data.

With the explosion in self - publishing, fueled by the availability of e-reader devices and companies that have sprung up to assist indie authors in their publishing ventures, the IBC feels this guide has arrived not a moment too soon.

The reason is simple — many companies feel that the best use of their profits is to reinvest in the business and fuel further growth.

Medium and small companies who rely heavily on fossil fuel energy have also felt squeezed.

Every institution that divests is adding to the pressure fossil fuel industry is feeling, and eroding the social acceptance and political influence of these companies.

Given that the IEA and even oil companies such as BP and Shell have confirmed that burning all known fossil fuels would result in more than 2 °C of warming, we feel there is reasonable consensus around this issue.