The phrase
"reduction targets" refers to specific goals or objectives set by individuals, companies, or governments to decrease or minimize certain aspects, such as emissions, waste, or costs. These targets aim to achieve a lower level or amount of something compared to the current status.
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These will likely fall somewhere on a sliding scale from legally binding emission
reduction targets for developed nations to sustainable development commitments for the poorest.
The time is right for companies around the world to demonstrate leadership on climate action by aligning corporate voluntary greenhouse
gas reduction targets with climate science.
That's why we are now calling for companies to set emissions
reduction targets in line with climate science.
Important decisions about the 80 % carbon emissions
reduction target by 2050 haven't been taken.
The policy requires states to measure and
set reduction targets for greenhouse gas emissions by vehicles on highways.
I will start reducing emissions immediately by establishing strong annual
reduction targets with an intermediate goal of reducing emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
And note that this is the price that will be needed for all technologies, not just CCS, in order to meet society's
CO2 reduction targets.
Dutch cities are the most ambitious aiming to be «carbon -», «climate -» or «energy - neutral» (100
percent reduction target) by 2050 or earlier.
It now looks very likely that later this year the chancellor will be forced to stand before the nation and admit that he will miss his
deficit reduction target.
The survey also explored on - going issues related to meeting
sodium reduction targets and the whole grain rich mandate.
We interviewed sustainability professionals at leading companies that have had their science - based emissions
reduction targets approved.
It has set separate carbon
dioxide reduction targets for each state, given states considerable latitude in their options for compliance, and encouraged states to create joint plans.
The central agencies had a full understanding on what was possible, and what was not, in developing the appropriate departmental
spending reduction targets.
Second, replacing the current system of fiscal rules focused on the «structural deficit» by a simple expenditure rule guided by a long - term
debt reduction target.
The MPs welcome the government's «considerable achievement» in meeting its
casualty reduction targets so far, but warn there are still too many injuries.
We're establishing a baseline GHG emission, water use, and recycling figures to
create reduction targets for the future.
Such a system imposes a limit or «cap» on the total emissions for participants in the system, lowering the cap over time with the goal of meeting an
overarching reduction target.
As the consequences for missing emission
reduction targets become evident through extreme weather and changing climate patterns, we realize this is not hypothetical, it is happening now and people are dying.
This Challenge
adds reduction targets for water consumption and CO2 emissions from transportation, and provides property owners and stakeholders with the metrics to guide their actions.
Governments claim to be meeting emission
reduction targets by reporting the percentage increase in renewable energy uptake, never really accounting for the emissions created by wood biomass energy.
Only a handful of companies are setting emission
reduction targets in line with what climate scientists say is necessary — that must change.
Every government, city and business involved with food must
set reduction targets, measure food loss and waste in their borders or supply chains, and act to reduce such waste.
After moving away from arbitrary
energy reduction targets, the program now has optimized targets for different climates.
This was a triumph for the powerful renewables lobby, led predominantly by German and Scandinavian suppliers, but it is not helping the climate as much as
carbon reduction targets would.
Greenpeace International is calling on the European commission to come forward with proposals for a binding renewable energy target of 45 % and a greenhouse gas
reduction target of at least 55 % by 2030.
In short, management objected on the basis that endeavoring to meet any
GHG reduction targets of its own making, over any time period, would interfere with the regular operation of its business; namely, to focus exclusively on the economic development of oil and gas assets, climate concerns notwithstanding.
The statement points out that, even if countries meet their existing greenhouse gas
reduction targets under the agreement, a recent report from the United Nations projects «a global temperature rise of 3 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.»
Under his leadership TNT rose to the forefront of Corporate Responsibility via a ground - breaking partnership with the UN World Food Program and ambitious CO2
reduction targets from its Planet Me initiative, holding multiple - year top - ranking positions in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index
UBS also achieved its net
cost reduction target of 2.1 billion Swiss francs but highlighted that low market volatility could affect client activity in its wealth management business.
Nonetheless, Fan Yuansheng, director of the pollution control department at SEPA, has said China will meet further sulphur dioxide and water
pollution reduction targets in 2007.
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