Sentences with phrase «get less pollution»
The real challenge is to get less pollution and more jobs.
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They have called attention to more or less «evenly distributed errors» across Lomborgs treatment of population, food, forests, air pollution, acid rain, climate change, and biodiversity loss, among other topics errors including all of the types I identified in his energy chapter, and more even while acknowledging, as I did, that in this potpourri Lomborg manages to get a few things right.
By farming insects, we could get more meat from the same amount of grain, use less land for agriculture and cut pollution.
The translation is that the little bugs that make methane in swamps get out - competed by other bugs that like acid rain (which is related to sulphate aerosols — mainly from power stations)-- so more industrial pollution, less methane emission (everything else being equal).
The translation is that the little bugs that make methane in swamps get out - competed by other bugs that like acid rain (which is related to sulphate aerosols — mainly from power stations)-- so more industrial pollution, less methane emission (everything else being equal).
Compared to our childhood days, you and I now pay more to operate our cars (the extra pollution controls on them; lead - free gas) and in return we get less air pollution.
EVs powered by the grid currently produce 54 percent less (lifetime) carbon pollution than gasoline cars, which could grow to 71 percent by 2050 as our power supply gets cleaner.
CalCars» mission is to narrow the cost gap through incentives, subsidies and rebates while making the case for paying extra to gain access to car - pool lanes, spend less time at gas stations, get home backup power, lower maintenance costs, and, most importantly, benefit society by reducing oil imports, greenhouse gases and pollution.
«Getting buildings to waste less energy results in job creation and cutting carbon pollution,» Mr. Jones said.
I think, from an environmental standpoint, it obviously has benefits — driving less and reducing pollution and greenhouse gases — but on the community element as well, I get to actually interact with my neighbors, which is a pretty rare thing in the LA car culture, and I get exercise, but, ultimately, I just get to slow everything down, which allows me to think more clearly, and really connect to what's important to me in my life.
Those of us who bike think cars should be happy to see us coming, since we cut overall carbon and pollution from getting into the air and make the streets less choked with automobile traffic.