Sentences with phrase «right out of the fossil fuel»

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Is the right policy for global warming to seek an 80 % emissions reduction by 2050, or to transition completely out of fossil fuels?

But fossil - fuelled politicians and the right - wing media serving as their megaphones will continue to wring every ounce of faux controversy they can out of this episode.

Honda Accord Sport Hybrid v Toyota Camry Hybrid Hybrid cars mightn't be as exciting as the latest supercar, but as the world's fossil fuels begin to run out it's important to look ahead and see which manufacturer is at the forefront of the technology available to us right now.

Do we choose materials that take a lot of energy and fossil fuels to make and put out tons of CO2 in a massive hit right now, or do we strive to generate as little as possible and treat it as a loan we pay back?

Conceivably new technologies could price fossil fuel energy out of the market, in which case CO2 emissions might drop right off the Keeling curve.

The point here is not that Gelbspan appears to have put out misinformation about his collective work back in 2004, it is that his words have huge influence right up to the present time, such as the only months - old «fossil fuel industry misinformation» research paper written by an impressionable young college student, or the days - old suggestion by one of his Facebook Friends that he should get a guest appearance on CNBC's Rachel Maddow show.

If the 99 % are wrong, and the 1 % right, we will be making some unnecessary efforts to shift away from fossil fuels, which in any case have lots of other drawbacks and will soon run out.

While the institute rejects claims it is a front group, one of its senior fellows, coal industry veteran Fred Palmer, told DeSmog in February 2017 that he was «reaching out to the fossil fuel community right now and raising money for Heartland.»

Also on the menu is the establishment of locally - owned utility companies, the right to community buy - outs of renewables projects on large estates and a «managed transition» that will result in fossil fuel jobs shifting into «renewables and associated industries».

China and India «have, of course, every right to raise their people out of poverty the same way we did, by burning fossil fuels.»