Sentences with phrase «says immediate reduction»

New study says immediate reduction of fossil fuels combustion would help achieve the Paris Agreement's global warming target of well below 2 °C.

20 September, 2017 − New study says immediate reduction of fossil fuels combustion would help achieve the Paris Agreement's global warming target of well below 2 °C.

Not exact matches

But in a reversal from their stance Memorial Day weekend, city officials took a more passive approach to the weekend crime spree, saying there weren't any immediate fixes and crime reduction would have to happen «over the long - term,» Police Supt. Garry McCarthy told reporters.

«[We'll provide immediate and permanent help for Canada's hard working small business people, who are the backbone of the local communities and the creators of 80 per cent of all new jobs in this country,» Mulcair said, in announcing the nearly 20 per cent tax reduction.

«Making cycle helmets compulsory would be likely to have an overall damaging effect on public health, since the health benefits of cycling massively outweigh the risks and we know that where enforced, helmet laws tend to lead to an immediate reduction in cycling,» policy coordinator Chris Peck said.

«We found instead there is a very immediate and sharp reduction in reported total debt held by people that were the most flooded,» he said.

«We know that immediate methane reductions are critical to slow climate change,» said Fred Krupp, president of EDF.

I'd say that technology is not the main barrier to making large immediate reductions in GHG emissions, at least not in the US.

(J. Hansen said we need immediate at least 6 % annual reducsions in emissions; K. Anderson, 10 % annual reductions from industrialized countries to avoid 2 degrees C increase.

If Max is correct, and he may well be, with his 50 % take up estimate, it would be reasonable to say, at present levels of CO2 concentrations, an immediate reduction to 50 % of present emissions (which I do realise is just not going to happen!)

Even with immediate, aggressive reductions, Hansen said it was likely that by the end of the century, temperatures would pass the 1 - degree mark, but that they don't have to pass 2 degrees.