Sentences with phrase «meet their climate goals while»

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«We know we can get our resources to market more safely and responsibly while meeting our climate - change goals.»

As countries look to meet their energy needs while combatting climate change, this report can help identify the most sustainable mix of energy technologies to accomplish that goal.»

This time around, there is an opportunity to do even more: put RGGI states on track to meet their long - term climate goals while at the same time saving ratepayers money and boosting local economies.

However, these impressive gains are still insufficient to meet our long - term climate goals while providing affordable, reliable, and secure energy supplies.

While the retail giant has met some of its sustainability goals, it has failed to set science - based targets for climate emissions or speed up progress on renewables

If we implemented policies to meet our goals, a refinery in Canada would face a tradeoff between GHG emissions and a $ 100 / ton carbon price while the climate leaders in the EU would demand a payment of less than $ 40 from the same facility.

New WRI research, Pathways for Meeting India's Climate Goals, shows that the country can achieve this GHG mitigation goal through the existing policies we analysed, while maintaining annual GDP growth rate of 6 to 7 percent.

While additional analysis and policymaking will certainly be needed to meet 2050 goals, Greenblatt's study highlights the importance and potential of near - term action to work towards global climate stabilization targets.

And while it was never clear whether PG&E could have met even these meager climate - related goals, the latest draft decision strips out all of the utility's responsibility to replace Diablo with carbon - free sources.

The communities» actions will help them meet their sustainability, climate and energy goals while contributing to the state's efforts to meet the Clean Energy Standard, which mandates that 50 percent of New York's electricity come from renewable sources by 2030.

It finds that «meeting the world's agreed climate goals in the most cost - effective way while fostering growth requires countries to set a strong carbon price, with the goal of reaching $ 40 - $ 80 per metric ton of CO2 by 2020 and $ 50 - 100 per metric ton by 2030.»

The household cooking and heating sector represents one of the best opportunities for the Coalition to affect quick and significant measures to reduce SLCPs and meet the climate goals of the global community while achieving other health, gender, environmental, and development benefits.

«But there is a path forward because the state wants jobs and economic growth and community solar can provide those things while helping to meet the new climate goals.»

The significant scale up in the electricity provided by renewable energy to phase out Germany's nuclear power sector while meeting its climate goals is illustrated by the two figures below.