A tax on carbon emissions would be intended to reduce carbon emissions.
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The goal of reducing carbon emissions should be, well, to reduce carbon emissions, not to produce revenue.
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Even if the U.S. completely eliminated carbon emissions, it would reduce global carbon emissions only by 13 percent.
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Amazon is the largest U.S. company that refuses to disclose its carbon emissions—until 20183, even ExxonMobil disclosed its carbon emissions.
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The choices of Santa Monica residents will have reduced their own carbon emissions, but they will have increased net carbon emissions.
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That&aposs roughly 1% of the total global carbon emissions in 2019, and two-thirds of Australia&aposs carbon emissions from 2018.
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It encourages global cooperation since a ton of carbon emissions are a ton of carbon emissions whether they're produced in Zimbabwe or Switzerland.
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Unlike a gradually increasing tax on all carbon emissions, the steep marginal cost of excess fossil carbon emissions and the ability to trade credits will guide the economy toward an overall reduction in fossil carbon emissions very similar to the result of cap-and-trade.
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The report, published on Tuesday, says that while carbon emissions stayed relatively level between 2014 and 2016, carbon emissions in 2017 went up by 1.2 percent.
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The planet's carbon emissions will likely keep rising for at least another decade, unless unprecedented efforts are made to dramatically and promptly slash carbon emissions globally.
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China and the United States' carbon emissions have declined in recent years, leading the global rate of carbon emissions to flatten even as the world economy grows.
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It's a means of slashing carbon emissions without waiting for slow-moving industries to enact all the ambitious changes needed to curb the planet's truly skyrocketing carbon emissions.
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It set state-by-state targets for carbon emissions reductions from power plants, with an ultimate goal of reducing carbon emissions by 30 percent from their 2005 levels.
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This argument is fair enough if you assume carbon-emissions are cost-free, which they aren't, but subsidizing coal wouldn't make any sense even if carbon emissions are irrelevant.
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The UN estimates that growing our food accounts for about 5 billion (and climbing) tons a year of carbon emissions; that's about one fifth of the global carbon emissions.
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Slashing the planet's carbon emissions in the coming decade and beyond will take an unprecedented global effort that involves both curbing carbon emissions and transforming the way humanity uses land.
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China's goal was to peak its carbon emissions by 2030, but it's been so aggressive in pursuing clean energy sources that its carbon emissions have either flatlined or fell since 2014.
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BC carbon emissions are influenced by a wide range of factors, from demographics to overall economic growth to the price of oil to the province's many other policies targeting carbon emissions.
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Those carbon emissions -- all emissions -- matter at this point.
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Turning Carbon Emissions to StoneWith carbon emissions soaring and the specter of catastrophic climate change looming, scientists are starting to think seriously about how we can pull carbon out of the air.
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The plan seeks to cut carbon emissions from electrical plants by about a third, and it's a key pillar of the US pledge to reduce carbon emissions in December's Paris climate pact.
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With the E.U., their projected carbon emissions were high, but the actual carbon emissions were low, and the carbon price fell drastically, from $30 to $40 per ton down to single digits.
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"Moving steel production to countries where carbon emissions legislation is less strict, and where carbon emissions are therefore higher, means efforts to combat climate change would amount to very little," he said.
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Air travel currently accounts for just 2.5% of global carbon emissions, but the industry is attempting to reconcile airlines' growth plans with a pledge to cut carbon emissions by 50% from 2005 levels.
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Burning less coal has the benefit of lowering carbon emissions.
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Reduce carbon emissions, but not so fast or so much.
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Climate neutrality is achieved when carbon emissions are at zero.
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If you want to reduce your personal carbon emissions, godspeed.
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Eating less red meat, for example, can reduce carbon emissions.
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We need a plan, a commitment to zero carbon emissions.
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We have 10 years to cut carbon emissions in half.
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Yes, governments need to regulate more and tax carbon emissions.
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It's not enough to eliminate the US's carbon emissions alone.
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Global carbon emissions are around 10 billion tons per year.
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"You're reducing carbon emissions by using natural gas," McAuliffe said.
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Carbon emissions, in fact, spiked in the U.S. last year.
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Slashing carbon emissions today won't decrease temperatures until much later.
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It also established the first nationwide rules for carbon emissions.
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Mr. Trump is also against regulations to limit carbon emissions.
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Power plants are the largest source of U.S. carbon emissions.
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Carbon emissions have been on the decline in recent years.
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Four countries are responsible for half of all carbon emissions.
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They should lower their carbon emissions and use renewable energy.
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Carbon emissions have been cut by 52 percent since 2006.
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All the while, global carbon emissions have continued to rise.
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Proceeds will be reinvested in projects with low carbon emissions.
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Necessarily, wealthy countries reducing carbon emissions will help them most.
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A true energy transition will need to reduce carbon emissions.
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The EPA doesn't have official carbon emissions data for 21.
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Basically, ACE isn't a serious plan to reduce carbon emissions.
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But our annual rate of carbon emissions is actually higher.
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I don't care much about Leo DiCaprio's personal carbon emissions.
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Germany's carbon emissions have not declined in about a decade.
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Carbon emissions, pollution, development and overfishing have also impacted reefs.
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In other words, Solidia fixes carbon emissions inside the cement.
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Energy not used reduces carbon emissions, while saving residents money.
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Maybe New York's carbon emissions won't immediately kick back up.
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Go deeper: Global carbon emissions rise again — but more slowly
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But carbon emissions from natural gas use have also grown.
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She wants to cut down on cars and carbon emissions.
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"The workers' demands are straightforward: "Zero carbon emissions by 2030.
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Standby power accounts for 4.6 percent of residential carbon emissions.
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Natural gas releases about half the carbon emissions of coal.
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There are lots of bad ways to reduce carbon emissions.
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There can be tradeoffs between delivery speed and carbon emissions.
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Does it reduce carbon emissions, and if so, how much?
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Transportation accounts for a huge portion of US carbon emissions.
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Buildings produce about 240 percent of annual US carbon emissions.
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Despite near universal opposition to Obama's rule cutting power-plant carbon emissions, most industry lobbyists think EPA should issue some type of rule cutting carbon emissions because current law and court rulings compel it.
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All have moved systematically to dismantle former President Barack Obama's initiatives to reduce carbon emissions, such as EPA regulations mandating improved fuel efficiency from cars and trucks and reduced carbon emissions from power plants.
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"Actions to reduce carbon emissions are intimately linked with actions to increase resilience because reducing carbon emissions in the near-term can prevent the worst impacts of climate change in the future," they wrote.
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Taxing U.S. carbon emissions with an escalating levy that starts as high as $73-per-ton would have a pretty small effect on carbon emissions from the transportation sector, a Rhodium Group analysis finds.
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By 2025, he wants all new buildings — a sector responsible for 12 percent of the nation's carbon emissions — to meet zero-carbon emissions and be powered by electric utilities, The Post's Steven Mufson reports.
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"We are going after their historical carbon emissions from the beginning of the industrial revolution that has increased the concentration of carbon emissions in the atmosphere which is now contributing to climate change," Obusan said.
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"Actions to reduce carbon emissions are intimately linked with actions to increase resilience because reducing carbon emissions in the near-term can prevent the worst impacts of climate change change in the future," they wrote.
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This is the good scenario, one where carbon emissions are curtailed.
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It said this would accelerate a shift to lower carbon emissions.
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It has not announced any plans to offset its carbon emissions.
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The electric power sector's carbon emissions are falling for several reasons.
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Global carbon emissions are currently around 250 billion tons per year.
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"I think we're making great progress reducing carbon emissions," Pence said.
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Net zero carbon emissions means emissions are offset by reduction measures.
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Etsy recently announced a plan to offset carbon emissions from shipping.
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Those measurements include energy use, carbon emissions and green building certifications.
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Washington state voters rejected the nation's first tax on carbon emissions.
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Carbon emissions only count against people who care about climate change.
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Given the need to cut carbon emissions, that is welcome news.
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This includes energy efficiency, nuclear power and technology capturing carbon emissions.
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Measuring the carbon emissions of a new fuel is a given.
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Go deeper: Analysis shows U.S. energy carbon emissions spiked in 2018
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Commercial aircraft emit 11 percent of carbon emissions produced from transportation.
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Go deeper: Why cutting carbon emissions from transportation is so difficult
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Lyft recently announced it would offset carbon emissions from its rides.
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Deforestation accounts for 10 to 15 percent of carbon emissions worldwide.
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Bottom line: Cutting carbon emissions should be tried first and foremost.
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Carbon emissions and the harm they cause know no national borders.
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China is aiming to cap its carbon emissions by around 2030.
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A household's carbon emissions are influenced by the city it's in.
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They have reduced their carbon emissions by 78% in three years!
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That translates into 13 percent of America's energy-related carbon emissions.
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America and China account for 40% of the world's carbon emissions.
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It pegged the cost of carbon emissions at $22014 per ton.
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The fashion industry is responsible for 10% of humanity's carbon emissions.
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And while record carbon emissions saturate the atmosphere, the clock ticks.
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Twenty-five countries in the world have taxes on carbon emissions.
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Fledgling exchanges for trading carbon emissions rights have attracted limited interest.
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The amount of carbon emissions covered by RGGI is relatively small.
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About 40 percent of Indonesia's carbon emissions come from burning peat.
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Reducing the amount of energy in pumping water cuts carbon emissions.
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It also must quickly expand its nationwide carbon emissions trading system.
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Obviously, Toyota's top talking point is the reduction of carbon emissions.
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Air travel is one of the leading sources of carbon emissions.
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Unexpected consequences: Carbon emissions are down sharply since the outbreak began.
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The agreement requires carbon emissions to reach net-zero by 2050.
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Australia certainly isn't helping to ambitiously cut the globe's carbon emissions.
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The agreement puts the carbon emissions reduction onus on wealthier countries.
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Together, these countries release nearly half of the world's carbon emissions.
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China pledged to halt its growth in carbon emissions by 21625.
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Your climate plan calls for net-zero carbon emissions by 2045.
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Australia's last Labor government introduced a 2012 tax on carbon emissions.
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Like the other providers, AWS offsets its carbon emissions with RECs.
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I am concerned in general about carbon emissions and machine learning.
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Go deeper: Industry giants propose path to "net-zero" carbon emissions
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Even better, we know how to generate it without carbon emissions.
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Increasing carbon emissions in the atmosphere are having a warming effect.
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And by 2035, all carbon emissions from the manufacture of electricity.
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Support for putting a price on carbon emissions is hardly newsworthy.
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No US state has enacted a carbon emissions fee to date.
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Originally, the CCPA targeted zero carbon emissions, economy-wide, by 2050.
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Pair oil export ban with policies to reduce carbon emissions 2.
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Republicans hold 32 of the 40 Senate seats from the 20 states with the highest per-person carbon emissions; Democrats hold 29 of the 36 in the 18 states with the lowest per-person carbon emissions.
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With all this talk about whether Trump will pull out of the Paris Climate Accord, the most aggressive agreement among nearly 200 nations to curb carbon emissions, let's put the U.S. contributions to carbon emissions in context.
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"Reducing carbon emissions is not only what the world wants China to do but also an inherent requirement for China's sustainable development ... China will not ditch our promise (to lower carbon emissions) for any reason," he added.
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Global carbon emissions surged to the highest level in seven years in 22019, according to a review of world energy usage released Tuesday by BP. Carbon emissions grew 2 percent over the last year, roughly 0.6 gigatonnes.
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But there's an important difference between now and then: Carbon emissions during the PETM were 0.6 to 1.1 billion tonnes per year; modern-day carbon emissions, however, are now estimated to be 10 billion tonnes per year.
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And that's the best-case scenario, with drastic reductions in carbon emissions.
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The fuel accounts for half of the German energy sector's carbon emissions.
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The country is also planting forests to help mop up carbon emissions.
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Downtowns have lower per-capita carbon emissions than suburban and rural areas.
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That leads to more carbon emissions — and more emissions means more warming.
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For now, and for the foreseeable future, carbon emissions rise with wealth.
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Preparing for a price on carbon emissions thus becomes a sensible policy.
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It is true that the world is making progress on carbon emissions.
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CIVIL aviation accounts for perhaps only 2% of man-made carbon emissions.
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Nike last September outlined its plans to cut carbon emissions and waste.
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Governments can make the biggest difference by more widely taxing carbon emissions.
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The government wouldn't regulate carbon emissions from existing power plants at all.
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If governments do not restrict carbon emissions, Shell can ease up too.
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Microsoft has pledged to cut carbon emissions by 75 percent by 2030.
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Feeling guilty about the carbon emissions associated with your most recent flight?
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Carbon taxes are meant to remedy one market failure: unpriced carbon emissions.
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Obama has prioritized reducing carbon emissions and the use of fossil fuels.
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U.S. carbon emissions from power plants have fallen to 25-year lows.
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Your electricity bill and the nation's carbon emissions are also at stake.
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U.S. carbon emissions have dropped as the power sector burns less coal.
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On current trends, carbon emissions from commercial aviation will triple by 2050.
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Furthermore, the business-as-usual approach to carbon emissions is not free.
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Worldwide, the dairy industry is responsible for four percent of carbon emissions.
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Government officials can mandate carbon emissions reductions to prevent catastrophic climate change.
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Mr. Patrick was regarded as an early proponent of reducing carbon emissions.
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Most also offered a plan to put a price on carbon emissions.
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Price on carbon emissions: Supports a "progressively increasing fee" on carbon pollution.
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Warren has broken down her timeline for carbon emissions reductions by industry.
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Power companies hope the technique can help them avoid higher carbon emissions.
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Applied to climate change, this would mean a fee on carbon emissions.
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Arctic sea ice reached new lows as carbon emissions reached new highs.
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While he was governor, Massachusetts led the nation in reducing carbon emissions.
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During that same time period, New York's carbon emissions dropped 24.5 percent.
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After three years of stability, carbon emissions went up 1.4% in 2017.
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Power-plant carbon emissions are down by 25% compared to 2005 levels.
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Oddly, global carbon emissions just kept rising, like they had for decades.
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Thus far, that hasn't worked either — global carbon emissions are still rising.
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And hitting either target will require descending beneath 0 carbon emissions, i.e.
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Cooling will account for 15 percent of all power-related carbon emissions.
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First, cut carbon emissions, which is the aim of the Paris Agreement.
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Hitting that target would reduce power sector carbon emissions by 21625 percent.
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The plan is a first attempt to regulate our country's carbon emissions.
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Collectively, these industrial processes represent around 22 percent of global carbon emissions.
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Plus, many energy giants have made commitments to reduce their carbon emissions.
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So the bill won't reduce carbon emissions, it will just displace them.
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Scientists say the move could slow efforts to cut back carbon emissions.
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His alternative program for reducing carbon emissions has still to be unveiled.
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In 2019, for example, carbon emissions rose to their highest levels ever.
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They're also increasingly concerned about the carbon emissions that drive global warming.
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In fact, shipping accounts for 2% to 3% of global carbon emissions.
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New York has the lowest carbon emissions per capita of any state.
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Some moves to adapt to climate change actually are worsening carbon emissions.
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At that time, very few people talked about carbon emissions at all.
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But it's unlikely Republicans will support actually slashing carbon emissions anytime soon.
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And why net-zero carbon emissions targets are measuring the wrong thing.
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More than 22018 countries have set themselves "net zero" carbon-emissions targets.
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Britain consumes 212% more carbon emissions than it produces; America, about 8%.
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The fires have also produced huge amounts of heat-trapping carbon emissions.
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Sure, trees can regrow, and thus offset some of these carbon emissions.
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Companies will have to buy certificates from the state for carbon emissions.
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The U.K. has pledged to zero out its carbon emissions by 2050.
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And part of that is realizing that sustainability goes beyond carbon emissions.
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That&aposs roughly 1% of the total global carbon emissions from 2019.
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America's per-capita carbon emissions hit a 67-year low in 2017.
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China says it has already achieved its 22019 carbon emissions reduction goal.
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Over a quarter of all carbon emissions are from the transportation sector.
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Curbing carbon emissions from fossil fuels could help prevent these negative effects.
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Air pollution is noticed locally, but carbon emissions are a global problem.
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On the bright side, our carbon emissions fell considerably as a result.
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However, the company acknowledges the carbon emissions that comes from its business.
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Commercial aircraft account for 11 percent of carbon emissions from transportation worldwide.
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That amounts to more than a year's worth of America's carbon emissions.
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The last is focused on research to lower planet-warming carbon emissions.
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Alliance member states only account for 42 percent of U.S. carbon emissions.
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"From an environmental protection perspective, saving means reducing carbon emissions," he said.
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The OCO-3 program would measure atmospheric carbon emissions with greater precision.
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Obviously, digging up coal and burning it generates lots of carbon emissions.
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The country had already committed to cap its carbon emissions by 2030.
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Republicans are overwhelmingly opposed to the administration's attempts to curb carbon emissions.
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PARIS, July 11 (Reuters) - A French government advisory committee has recommended that France increase taxation on coal-fired power plants, or set stiffer carbon emissions standards, to encourage a shift to gas-fired plants to reduce carbon emissions.
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The OECD's analysis measured effective carbon rates - the price of carbon emissions calculated from taxes and emissions trading systems - in 41 OECD and G20 countries, which together account for 80 percent of all energy use and carbon emissions.
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Although BP has agreed to set targets to reduce some of its carbon emissions and increase spending on renewables, critics say under Dudley BP has done too little to reduce carbon emissions and increase investment in renewable energy.
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"About one third of warming in the Arctic is caused by black carbon emissions of the Arctic Council members," the Finnish foreign ministry's statement said, adding that the majority of its member states had lowered their black carbon emissions.
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Wasted food accounts for one tenth of all agricultural carbon emissions today, they say—and the projections for what that will look like in the coming decades are even worse both in terms of food wasted and carbon emissions.
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After three years of relatively little change, global carbon emissions grew last year, reaching an all-time high of 600 million tons, evidence that old philosophies grounded in reducing carbon emissions to zero have failed in a big way.
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Tool is looking to help tackle carbon emissions one building at a time.
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The rich are disproportionate contributors to the carbon emissions that power climate change.
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Go deeper: Democrats' left turn on climate change Want to tax carbon emissions?
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And you're not contributing nearly as much to civilization's still-rising carbon emissions.
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More efficient networks will use less fuel, reducing carbon emissions and air pollution.
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Or fertilizers — the Haber process produces 2% of carbon [emissions] in the world.
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More people working from home also cuts down on carbon emissions from commuting.
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Carbon emissions in British Columbia dropped 5% to 15% because of the tax.
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Customers can also choose to offset their carbon emissions with "CO2 Neutral" tickets.
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This bill would achieve more reductions in carbon emissions than the last version.
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Will they remember that the sea is acidifying because of our carbon emissions?
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The CPP is not the most conservative possible way to reduce carbon emissions.
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The country aims to bring carbon emissions to a peak by "around 2030".
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The planet is definitely warming, and human carbon emissions are definitely to blame.
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Carbon emissions are acidifying the ocean so quickly that the seafloor is disintegrating.
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Amazon aims to cut carbon emissions on shipments to net zero by 2030.
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The bottom line: Carbon emissions from transportation are now the nation's largest source.
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Why it matters: Transportation is now the largest source of U.S. carbon emissions.
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In 2015 the most robust deal yet on curbing global carbon emissions emerged.
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Established science predicts risks will grow the longer we leave carbon emissions unchecked.
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All this meant that carbon emissions were essentially flat in 2016, BP said.
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The oil giant had claimed it already provided sufficient disclosure on carbon emissions.
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We also recognize the need to reduce carbon emissions from our transportation infrastructure.
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There's no price on carbon emissions that would monetize nuclear's carbon-free profile.
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Others in the utility and transportation sectors are indirectly responsible for carbon emissions.
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That decrease in fuel use would reduce carbon emissions by 4.4 billion pounds.
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First, fracking has allowed America to lead the world in carbon-emissions reduction.
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Projections for how much the ICAO rules will lower carbon emissions vary widely.
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Shell's big push into natural gas could also help offset its carbon emissions.
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In terms of carbon emissions, nothing much would happen at all, he concludes.
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This is equivalent to the annual carbon emissions from about 500 million automobiles.
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He said his plan would reduce carbon emissions by 90 percent by 2050.
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Its battery can last for 8 hours and it produces no carbon emissions.
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Commercial air travel accounts for 2 to 3% of man-made carbon emissions.
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Unsurprisingly, just as there is income inequality, there is inequality in carbon emissions.
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He said his plan would reduce carbon emissions by 28503 percent by 22019.
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We can recognize the sequestration potential of our ocean in reducing carbon emissions.
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And they carry powerful sway, accounting for 33 percent of global carbon emissions.
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But determining if China's carbon emissions have peaked and are declining is difficult.
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And above all, it targets net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 or sooner.
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From that, predictions can be made about carbon emissions on any given day.
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While many people are familiar with carbon emissions, less awareness exists around methane.
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Curbing global heating requires the cutting of carbon emissions, which warm the planet.
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Carlos Curbelo of Florida officially introduced his legislation taxing carbon emissions Monday afternoon.
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Pence's claim about the US making progress on carbon emissions also isn't true.
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The IMF recommended the U.S. raise taxes on consumption, carbon emissions and gas.
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It is killing coal and reducing US carbon emissions, which pleases the left.
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For the transportation sector, EVs can radically reduce carbon emissions and local pollution.
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Cars and trucks account for about 20 percent of all US carbon emissions.
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But anything that saves water also saves energy and reduces your carbon emissions.
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Many Australians are already frustrated with the government's failure to curb carbon emissions.
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Transportation and the power sector are the two largest contributors of carbon emissions.
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Environmentalists will see that it reduces energy consumption, air pollution and carbon emissions.
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"We have to get to net-zero carbon emissions as fast as possible."
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Hydrogen offers many of the benefits of natural gas, without the carbon emissions.
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Moving goods by rail eases highway congestion, saves energy, and reduces carbon emissions.
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After falling in 2015 and 2016, China's carbon emissions began creeping upwards again.
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The 136 belt-and-road countries account for 28% of global carbon emissions.
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Democrats have adopted the goal of reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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Her carbon emissions targets, one utility executive said, are based on unrealistic expectations.
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The potential of wind power in terms of reducing carbon emissions is significant.
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Thunberg, 16, has a vehement stance against air travel due to carbon emissions.
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Oh and you also have to reduce carbon emissions so everyone doesn't die.
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Second, a carbon tax could substitute for regulatory action to reduce carbon emissions.
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Biodiesel, for example, is a commercially produced, advanced biofuel that reduces carbon emissions.
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Transportation is the largest single contributor to American carbon emissions, the agency says.
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In some political circles, activists believe that decreased fracking would reduce carbon emissions.
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Bosses like to claim their firms are leading the fight against carbon emissions.
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Sadly, though, this is unlikely to lead to a decline in carbon emissions.
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Even U.S. carbon emissions from power generation have reached a 30-year low.
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Obama's signature Clean Power Plan established the first nationwide rules for carbon emissions.
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Wealthy countries have been "outsourcing" a big chunk of their carbon emissions abroad.
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But carbon emissions have risen at a terrifyingly exponential rate despite those drops.
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Our carbon emissions are not mainly about the price of gasoline or electricity.
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States may also take steps on their own to improve their carbon emissions.
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Depending on what tweaks are ultimately made, this could increase US carbon emissions.
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Strict carbon emissions policies are also leading toward banning fossil-fuel powered vehicles.
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The Clean Power Plan was aimed at curbing carbon emissions from power plants.
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FLIGHT SHAMING Private jets account for less than 0.1% of total annual carbon emissions globally, but can emit, on average, up to 20 times more carbon emissions per passenger mile than jetliners, according to the London-based private charter firm Victor.
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The scientists said it could take 50 years for biofuels to reduce carbon emissions as they were designed to do, since any reduction stemming from blending them into petroleum products is offset by more carbon emissions from clearing new farmland.
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Among them was the Environmental Protection Agency's clean power plan, which sought to lower carbon emissions on a state-by-state basis, and the Paris climate agreement, which saw almost every country agree to voluntary limits on future carbon emissions.
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FAO estimates that using recycled wood in construction and then burning it as fuel could lead to a reduction in carbon emissions by up to 135 million tonnes a year, which is more than Belgium's total carbon emissions each year.
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In 2008, he supported the creation of rules that would restrict carbon emissions—i.e.
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Germany pledged to cut carbon emissions by 40 percent by 2020 from 1990 levels.
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The optimal solution is staring us in the face, of course; reduce carbon emissions.
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Right now, more than 20 percent of global carbon emissions are from deforestation alone.
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Bike trips often replace motorized vehicle trips, improving air quality and reducing carbon emissions.
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Statistically speaking, the United States accounts for just 15 percent of global carbon emissions.
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KLP is the latest investor putting pressure on companies to lower their carbon emissions.
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So far, the sector's carbon emissions have dropped 24 percent from 2005 to 2016.
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Matching easyJet's pledge to offset all carbon emissions would cost Ryanair 29 million pounds.
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And global society probably won't even hit its peak carbon emissions for another decade.
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The natural gas furnace's rate of carbon emissions is basically fixed by its design.
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Shipping accounts for only around 503% of global carbon emissions, but is quite dirty.
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By contrast, in rapidly industrializing nations like India, carbon emissions continue to grow fast.
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Market forces are already reducing carbon emissions, as power stations switch to natural gas.
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The coalition can't force states and companies to cut back on carbon emissions, either.
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Calls are rising to reduce carbon emissions and limit the rise in global temperatures.
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It had basically no waste, no carbon emissions in contrast to most typical buildings.
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Since 1803, CDP has been asking companies to provide information about their carbon emissions.
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The more cities jump on board, the more carbon emissions that will be reduced.
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Even so, the man-made carbon emissions that drive global warming continue to grow.
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Carbon emissions have been driven higher by increasing demand for all types of energy.
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He also wants to restore the EPA's carbon emissions rule for new coal plants.
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The startup uses machine learning, satellite imaging, drones and LIDAR to offset carbon emissions.
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And a lot of times, they often end up driving, which increases carbon emissions.
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The three states contributed a collective 11% of carbon emissions in 2014, per Politico.
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Currently, the European Union charges 5 euros ($5.39) for each tonne of carbon emissions.
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The goal was to prevent energy waste, reduce fuel bills and cut carbon emissions.
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Shell already gives business customers the option to offset carbon emissions from their fleets.
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During that time...carbon emissions, sea levels, and temperatures have all continued to rise.
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Mobike says its bikes have helped to cut nearly 200,000 tons of carbon emissions.
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They say we won't be able to cut our carbon emissions enough to succeed.
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The critical difference today, however, is that carbon emissions are expected to continue rising.
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We do NOT have momentum in reducing the carbon emissions of industry and agriculture.
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Promoting exports of liquified natural gas, which burns 50% fewer carbon emissions than coal.
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Carbon emissions from the fires have the capacity to impact climate around the world.
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The U.S. is the biggest producer of carbon emissions on a per-person basis.
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His research shows that would improve national security, create jobs and cut carbon emissions.
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The government at this point in time will be taxing carbon emissions like crazy.
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It makes no sense to bury carbon emissions if climate change isn't a problem.
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Accordingly, carbon emissions will grow, but there's little global incentive to mitigate the problem.
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Supporters consider the rule an important step toward tackling climate change-causing carbon emissions.
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Over that same time, annual global carbon emissions increased by more than 2628 percent.
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Prices on carbon emissions have long been endorsed by economists but unpopular with voters.
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Mr. Shorten has promised significantly stricter limits on carbon emissions than Mr. Turnbull has.
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Most hopeful are shared commitments to move to cleaner energy and limit carbon emissions.
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Massive reductions in carbon emissions with minimal societal disruption require these three steps: 1.
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The EPA rule gives states flexibility to choose how to lower their carbon emissions.
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And it supports one specific climate change policy that calls for taxing carbon emissions.
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Budweiser beer's parent company wants its vehicles to produce zero carbon emissions by 2025.
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A direct price on carbon emissions would be far more effective than clumsy regulations.
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Instead, she emphasized the United States' work on clean energy and carbon emissions reduction.
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U.S. carbon emissions have dropped as the power sector has been burning less coal.
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We would only reduce global carbon emissions by 15 percent, and that's not enough.
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" He said that "the centerpiece of our climate plan involves ... reducing [states'] carbon emissions.
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One option is a collection of ecotaxes, penalizing airlines — and passengers — for carbon emissions.
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"The US is a very great contributor in terms (of carbon emissions)," Macron said.
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That is, practically speaking, how the US has reduced carbon emissions in recent years.
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"Livestock production is a major contributor to carbon emissions," DiCaprio said in a statement.
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It reduces carbon emissions, and from something that is ours, gives energy to Brazil.
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The CPP requires states to reduce the average carbon emissions of their power fleets.
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Voters in Washington State rejected the creation of an expensive tax on carbon emissions.
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More oil news: Royal Dutch Shell will link carbon emissions targets to executive pay.
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Ms. Redman said that air travel produces far more carbon emissions than train travel.
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In the process, the carbon emissions created by generating all that electricity could double.
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Ending carbon emissions will likely require much different disruptions in the way we live.
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It included regulations over carbon emissions and tough oversight of companies accepting federal loans.
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In the US, forests already offset about 13 percent of the country's carbon emissions.
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After years of decline, US carbon emissions have risen sharply, according to 2018 data.
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Despite enormous progress by individual cities and states, nationwide carbon emissions increased in 2018.
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The bloc produced just over 9 percent of the world's carbon emissions in 2018.
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Under CORSIA, airlines will offset any growth in carbon emissions above 2019-2020 levels.
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Limiting commute time also reduces carbon emissions, making this model better for the environment.
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The measure envisions a 32 percent reduction in electricity sector carbon emissions by 2030.
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Simple math dictates that the entire exercise is a veritable bonanza of carbon emissions.
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Under mounting public pressure they are busy setting targets to limit their carbon emissions.
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To avoid catastrophic global warming, the world has to dramatically cut all carbon emissions.
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Last year it set a goal of halving its global carbon emissions by 2050.
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The most recent federal data on per capita state carbon emissions is from 2015.
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The bacteria, identified by biotech start-up LanzaTech, helps turn factory carbon emissions, a.k.a.
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Civilization's carbon emissions must fall to zero for Earth to even start cooling down.
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Carbon emissions are still going up, and may not even peak for a decade.
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" She has said excess carbon emissions are "beneficial," an "essential nutrient for plant growth.
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Go deeper: Industries' latest climate shift Global carbon emissions rise again — but more slowly
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Go deeper: Europe's "Green Deal" shows the hard road to U.S. carbon emissions cuts
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Shell became the first major energy company to link executive pay to carbon emissions.
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Such a chain reaction is an example of the costs carbon emissions may bring.
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He reaffirmed the government's commitment to meeting or exceeding goals for reducing carbon emissions.
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It also defers a tax overhaul to better price in carbon emissions until 2022.
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US carbon emissions rose by 91 billion tons; the fracking boom got under way.
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Separately, both Duke and NextEra have committed to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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Therefore, the less you accelerate, the more you'll reduce carbon emissions when you drive.
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Oil and gas giants like Repsol and BP are pledging to stem carbon emissions.
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In California we've developed the capacity to monitor and audit carbon emissions from industry.
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CLIMATE - Reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, and exceed 2030 carbon emission goals.
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As a result, it has become habitual for me to offset my carbon emissions.
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During the same time, energy-related carbon emissions fell at an even greater pace.
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The accord allows countries to set their own targets for reducing their carbon emissions.
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These industries are responsible for millions of metric tons of carbon emissions each year.
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China appears to be overperforming on other targets besides its carbon emissions peak date.
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The trade-off for the rapid response is usually higher costs and carbon emissions.
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And they are the fastest-growing single source of carbon emissions in the country.
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A slower transition could also have big consequences for the United States' carbon emissions.
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And with increased carbon emissions, they are expected to warm, rise, and continue rising.
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The group will continue to pursue reduced carbon emissions and renewable sources of energy.
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Forests play an important role in storing carbon emissions in leaves, branches and soil.
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It is a taste of the world we have sown with runaway carbon emissions.
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Trump's executive order will also seek to undo Obama-era rules limiting carbon emissions.
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It's difficult to put numbers on how much the EO will affect carbon emissions.
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Even majorities of Republicans want the government to do something to restrain carbon emissions.
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Allowing more people to live in cities could mitigate inequality and reduce carbon emissions.
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There's literally no way to know what effect it would have on carbon emissions.
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Soon, a quarter of the world's carbon emissions will be priced in some way.
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And it could also be important as the world aims to reduce carbon emissions.
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China is on track to meet its Paris pledge—of reaching peak carbon emissions peak by 2030 at the latest—well ahead of schedule, and has even set itself a new target of cutting power sector carbon emissions 60 percent by 2020.
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The plan calls for a hybrid approach to reducing carbon emissions: a levy on fossil fuels, which will be implemented early in the supply chain and included in the price of fuel for consumers, and a price on carbon emissions for industry.
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SINAI: SINAI Technologies is a next generation software platform that lets organizations plan their carbon emissions strategy: it tracks different departments and processes within a company and then gives recommendations on where to reduce carbon emissions to meet internal and external goals.
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So they tend to make it too strong, and this also creates MORE carbon emissions.
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Similarly, traffic congestion and carbon emissions are an issue in Africa's most populous country, Nigeria.
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Oil and gas major Shell has announced plans for carbon emissions targets linked to remuneration.
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China's climate envoy Xie Zhenhua said on March 7 that carbon emissions were still rising.
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If I'm responsible for all my kids' carbon emissions, are my parents responsible for mine?
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The United States has done a tremendous amount of work to lower those carbon emissions.
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If 2.3 billion tons of new coal won't affect carbon emissions, what lease possibly could?
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Is it at least partially, and probably largely, a result of man-made carbon emissions?
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Until energy can be produced without carbon emissions, these extra machines will warm the world.
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Song says humans must change their behavior by reducing carbon emissions to mitigate climate change.
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According to the company, it has reduced its carbon emissions by 35 percent since 2005.
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Alternative fuels, like biofuels, are starting to be used that sharply cut net carbon emissions.
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That meant working out the complex interactions between carbon emissions, global temperature and economic growth.
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The easiest way to cut your carbon emissions from travel is simply to travel less.
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And global carbon emissions rose for the last two years, ending a three-year hiatus.
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In fact, civilization probably won't even reach the peak of its carbon emissions until 2030.
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To curb carbon emissions, demand for fossil fuels will have to drop in coming decades.
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Some visualizations show you the different carbon emissions of various forms of transportation, for instance.
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This was Washington's second time attempting to pass by ballot a price on carbon emissions.
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Mandates to curb carbon emissions in the future are spurring companies to innovate to survive.
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It reduces their weight, thus further reducing fuel and carbon emissions associated with shipping them.
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Nearly two-thirds said they would support domestic policies limiting carbon emissions from power plants.
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Anaerobic digesters do most to reduce carbon emissions when they convert waste products to energy.
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In December China launched a market for trading carbon emissions which is the world's largest.
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Since 2012, Chinese companies can offset their carbon emissions by buying credits in bamboo plantations.
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Everyone knows what the science requires: Zero-net carbon emissions by 2100, at the latest.
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But given the country's outsized influence on global carbon emissions, those statistics matter a lot.
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"Industrial biotechnology can unlock the utility of a lot of waste carbon emissions," said Holmgren.
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Top: Estimated global anthropogenic carbon emissions, via Boden, TA, Marland, G and Andres, RJ 22015.
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The best policy, in America and beyond, is to tax carbon emissions, which ExxonMobil backs.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.) is also introducing a bill Thursday that taxes carbon emissions. Rep.
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Why it matters: Transportation has surpassed electricity as the largest source of U.S. carbon emissions.
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Things become even harder when it comes to divining the social cost of carbon emissions.
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Pachama connects carbon buyers — an organization seeking to offset their carbon emissions — to carbon projects.
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BP this year announced plans to keep carbon emissions from its operations flat until 2025.
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Right now, the IT sector is responsible for about 22018 percent of global carbon emissions.
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Role models The super-rich might also have an influence on other people's carbon emissions.
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China may have already met its initial Paris goal, of peaking carbon emissions before 2030.
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Just because you're sitting at home does not mean that you're not producing carbon emissions.
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Amazon's Shipment Zero comes after major logistics companies already set plans to reduce carbon emissions.
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Not placing limits on climate-warming carbon emissions, however, would be costly for nearly everyone.
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The study aims to pave the way for more targeted carbon emissions policies in China.
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Another study the group did last November imposed a roughly $22 tax on carbon emissions.
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Want to offset some of the carbon emissions from your airline or consumer retail company?
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Meanwhile, the uptick of carbon emissions around the world are contributing to bigger fires globally.
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According to Vox, America must cut carbon emissions by 80 percent or more by 2050.
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Washington's plan, if enacted, would have notably higher ceiling for carbon emissions than British Columbia's.
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Britain intends to reduce carbon emissions by 80 percent by 2050 compared to 1990 levels.
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Another option is to look at the figures companies report for their own carbon emissions.
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As a result, carbon emissions from the region this July were dramatically higher than usual.
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Carbon emissions demand global solutions beyond the reach of one government, let alone one vote.
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Carbon emissions demand international solutions beyond the reach of one government, let alone one vote.
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The deal, signed in 2015, by nearly 200 countries, aims to lower global carbon emissions.
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Some environmental groups favor a tax on carbon emissions over a subsidy for clean energy.
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Biodiesel production extends the U.S. fuel supply, substantially reduces carbon emissions, and supports family farmers.
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Last month, Shell became the first energy company to link executive pay and carbon emissions.
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Put a price on carbon emissions and let the market decide how to reduce them.
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Brown signed agreements with the Chinese government and with provincial governments to reduce carbon emissions.
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And U.S. carbon emissions have surged upward in 2018, the biggest increase in eight years.
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But will those policies be enough to achieve net-zero carbon emissions within several decades?
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The United States saw a 12 percent decrease in carbon emissions from 2007 to 2017.
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We need to phase out carbon emissions just as we needed to phase out CFCs.
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While governor, Inslee has made reducing carbon emissions and promoting renewable energy a top priority.
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Generating nuclear energy creates less air pollution and fewer carbon emissions than using fossil fuels.
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The ramp up in electricity production from gas has reduced air pollution and carbon emissions.
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Last year alone, our carbon emissions were down 2 percent even as our economy boomed.
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In 2015, 185 global nations pledged to reduce their carbon emissions at the Paris Agreement.
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With each passing year, the U.S. continues to be a global leader in carbon emissions.
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Accumulating carbon emissions in the atmosphere had started to warm and destabalize Earth's moderate climate.
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Economic stressors may have loosened regulations around air quality and carbon emissions in some areas.
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The Paris Agreement is simply a series of individual targets for reductions in carbon emissions.
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Advocates of RPS argue they are vital for reducing carbon emissions and preventing climate change.
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Unfortunately, that research shows that RPS are expensive and ineffective methods for reducing carbon emissions.
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Electric utility companies also want some kind of regulation cutting carbon emissions from their operations.
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According to The Guardian, that shaves off about 500 grams in carbon emissions per bottle.
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One key data point: global carbon emissions rose in 2017 after a three-year pause.
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That helps explain why global coal power generation and carbon emissions peaked that same year.
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Majorities in every congressional district support limiting local pollution and carbon emissions from coal plants.
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This would help to both restore dwindling wildlife and sequester carbon emissions, the report found.
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The initiative aims to cut 10% of the world's current annual carbon emissions by 2030.
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NET Power, which is working to commercialize technology capturing carbon emissions from natural-gas plants.
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The rule mandates a 22019 percent cut in the power sector's carbon emissions by 2030.
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Skipping the laundry room saves time, water, energy and carbon emissions, the founders told CNBC.
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Despite extensive EU regulations and proclamations, the region's carbon emissions actually increased in 85033-2015.
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This approach would risk much greater carbon emissions from climate-induced forest mortality and wildfire.
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Green groups concerned about carbon emissions and climate change said the decision was a mistake.
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The plan would be paid for by raising taxes, including a tax on carbon emissions.
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He also found that the subsidies meant much higher carbon emissions released into our atmosphere.
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Through innovation, the United States continues to be a global leader in cutting carbon emissions.
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Fuel burned by the shipping industry is a significant contributor to global carbon emissions, too.
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They can stop subsidizing cars, congestion and carbon emissions, and instead provide better public services.
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The variable going forward, the report says, is the amount of carbon emissions humans produce.
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Newsom supports, Mr. Cox wants it repealed); on becoming a zero carbon emissions state (Mr.
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Other targets include reducing net carbon emissions by 50% by 2050, compared to 2005 levels.
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Large companies aren't going to voluntarily reduce their carbon emissions if it means reduced profits.
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Aviation is expected to contribute to 22% of the world&aposs carbon emissions by 2050 .
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Still, the courts can't literally force the other two branches to actually stop carbon emissions.
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Determining the full lifecycle impact of mass timber on carbon emissions is a tricky business.
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Its members lobby companies to lower their carbon emissions in line with the Paris Agreement.
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The accord simply allows each nation to set its own targets for reducing carbon emissions.
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The company agreed in December to establish short-term carbon emissions targets starting next year.
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That's a glimmer of hope in a somewhat dreary week of news on carbon emissions.
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The defeat in a blue state complicates the path for measures to combat carbon emissions.
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Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA) is aiming to cut its carbon emissions in half by 2050.
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They risked being drowned by richer nations' carbon emissions—and they told those countries so.
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Fuel pollution, especially carbon emissions — is another concern, although there have been some positive steps.
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And overall, data centers today contribute just 0.3 percent of the world's total carbon emissions.
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In some ways, shipping products directly to consumers saves a lot of potential carbon emissions.
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With present-day technologies, reduced carbon emissions mean the lowered quality of life for millions.
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"Passing on higher costs to penalize carbon emissions could cause severe public debates," Altmaier said.
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Bernie Sanders has an ambitious, though imperfect, plan to help slash Earth's skyrocketing carbon emissions.
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Overall, the US has achieved a 0.9% average annual reduction in carbon emissions since 2005.
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The European Union aims to reduce carbon emissions by at least 80 percent by 2050.
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Australia's Qantas (QABSY), Alaska Air (ALK) and United scored well on carbon emissions, alongside EasyJet.
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The accord simply allowed each nation to set its own targets for reducing carbon emissions.
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Germany pledged spending measures to cut carbon emissions (see article), though these are fiscally neutral.
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Between 214 and 299, electricity use and related carbon emissions were cut by 2850 percent.
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As our carbon emissions heat our planet, we're spared far worse because of the oceans.
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We need to reduce carbon emissions in a matter of months and years, not decades.
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The city has a goal to reduce carbon emissions 80% from 2005 levels by 2050.
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Net carbon emissions from the two largest polluters, the United States and China, are expanding.
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The result in 2018 was the largest increase in nationwide carbon emissions in eight years.
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Climate Fwd: More setbacks on carbon emissions and more back-and-forth in the courts.
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For an American, that represents about one-eighteenth of your carbon emissions for the year.
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Washington State voters will decide next week whether to impose a fee on carbon emissions.
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Will voters in Washington State breathe new life into the idea of taxing carbon emissions?
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They don't like to till the soil, since tillage increases carbon emissions into the atmosphere.
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Why it matters: Energy production and use is by far the biggest carbon emissions source.
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It's when carbon emissions must peak in order to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees.
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In 2015, he ordered Washington's Department of Ecology to impose a cap on carbon emissions.
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The GND targets carbon emissions, which is the right target for a broad programmatic outline.
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Yet these are usually not accounted for when countries compile figures for national carbon emissions.
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We have a concrete, legally enforceable rule that reduces carbon emissions, which includes transportation fuels.
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According to 2016 data, these 25 members account for only about 42% of US carbon emissions.
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But biofuels such as corn ethanol are incredibly resource intensive and probably don't reduce carbon emissions.
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Walmart said it aims to reduce its carbon emissions by 18% by 2025 from 2015 levels.
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I'd hate to have to write the carbon emissions section of the Empire's annual sustainability report.
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Two other policies that have contributed to carbon emissions reductions appear to be on surer footing.
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The connection between economic growth and growth in carbon emissions is not quite "decoupled," it seems.
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Their research provided data on topics as disparate as migration, carbon emissions, and Brazil's geographical border.
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What's more, this doesn't guarantee that going vegetarian will precisely halve your carbon emissions from food.
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As grid decarbonization proceeds in California, the electricity sector's carbon emissions decline relative to other sectors.
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The technology strips carbon emissions from power plants and other industrial activity and sequesters it underground.
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In fact, studies show in the last decade or so, that carbon emissions are actually down.
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This basically proposes burning biomass for energy, and capturing the carbon emissions to be stored underground.
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Electric vehicles are a superb way to get people interested in slashing carbon emissions through electrification.
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Why can't our industrial system reduce carbon emissions and help limit the impact of climate change?
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Thus most carbon emissions remain unpriced, tech giants accumulate more power and oligopolies dominate health care.
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Jerry Brown holds up as a model for states and nations looking to lower carbon emissions.
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"Everybody thought you had two heads when you talked about carbon emissions, carbon stores," recalls Uys.
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What's the best way to cost-effectively wring almost all carbon emissions out of power generation?
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He supports a tax on carbon emissions and is a critic of the state's sugar industry.
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Two parallel efforts to tax carbon emissions are taking great strides to avoid the t-word.
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That means the heat pump's carbon-emissions-per-unit-of-heat will decline throughout its life.
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Truly defeating climate change will mean getting to net-zero carbon emissions and eventually negative emissions.
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In April the IMO agreed to halve the industry's carbon emissions from 2008 levels by 2050.
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The opposition Labor party has called for a 45 percent cut in carbon emissions by 2030.
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What a convenient viewpoint to take when your oil buddies want you to deregulate carbon emissions!
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The EPA under Obama compiled detailed scientific data to support its efforts to curb carbon emissions.
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In the best-case scenario, that incremental improvement translates to carbon emissions reductions of 33 percent.
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Decisive action on carbon emissions at both official and personal levels falls into the hypocrisy trap.
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Globally, agriculture and forestry together still only account for about 24 percent of our carbon emissions.
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The country's carbon emissions have steadily decreased since 2014, and are on track to continue falling.
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If enacted, it'll compel power plants to curb their carbon emissions by 30 percent by 2030.
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Since TerraPass, other organizations have come in with services to offset consumer and corporate carbon emissions.
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The most significant example is the Clean Power Plan (CPP), which aimed to reduce carbon emissions.
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What we're watching: whether Republicans support new, more substantive policy, including a price on carbon emissions.
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Producing and burning of oil and gas account for around 50 percent of global carbon emissions.
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And it will have to convince a court that it is serious about reducing carbon emissions.
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And 29 percent of Americans oppose federal regulation of carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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The second scenario assumes the world will slash carbon emissions by half between now and 2100.
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The fight has now come to Washington state around Initiative 1631, the Carbon Emissions Fee Measure.
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Ultimately, we need to cut carbon emissions, and the window to do so is rapidly closing.
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Despite efforts by government, business and individuals to curtail the trend, carbon emissions are still rising.
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We're seeing a systematic tendency to villainise the role of business in carbon emissions and pollution.
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After all, why try to keep carbon emissions within regulations, when those regulations are being undone?
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Last year, in fact, carbon emissions reached a record high, as did methane, another greenhouse gas.
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Clean tech can offer some ways to mitigate carbon emissions, but it is far from sufficient.
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Go deeper: In Washington state, a test of progressive climate policy Want to tax carbon emissions?
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The road to low carbon emissions will probably be lined with wind turbines and photovoltaic panels.
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The company, however, did not disclose how efforts to limit carbon emissions would impact its business.
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The new plant could lessen that dependence while saving Morocco millions of tons in carbon emissions.
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That's the exact opposite of a policy that penalized farmers or factories for their carbon emissions.
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It's the third consecutive year in which carbon emissions have barely budged from the previous year.
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How exactly the states cut carbon emissions to meet these targets is completely up to them.
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Under the Paris framework, nations around the world have established targets for reducing their carbon emissions.
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A low emissions target would set limits on carbon emissions per megawatt hour of power generated.
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Delays have frustrated Albertans, prompting Notley to withdraw from Trudeau's national plan to curb carbon emissions.
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Specifically, Earth's plants and trees absorb about 25 percent of the planet's human-created carbon emissions.
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That promise helped rally supporters sharing his skepticism of global efforts to police U.S. carbon emissions.
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Washington voters will decide next week whether to institute the nation's first tax on carbon emissions.
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If you've been busy worrying about impending nuclear disasters, dwindling rainforests, and carbon emissions, just stop.
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It would implement a $22019-per-ton fee on carbon emissions that would rise over time.
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"It's ambitious," Ocasio-Cortez said during the "60 Minutes" interview, referring to the carbon emissions goal.
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"There's a reduction in carbon emissions precisely because of the reduction in transportation time," Rada said.
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On July 7th they said the country should ensure that carbon emissions will peak in 2029.
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There have been amazing advances in our attempts to reduce carbon emissions, especially as of late.
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He contended that our economy stands to lose money and jobs as we curb carbon emissions.
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In other words, we'll prepare for the result (destruction), but not address the cause (carbon emissions).
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Vaishnav, however, said nuclear would become more attractive if there was a price on carbon emissions.
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It would implement a $85033-per-ton fee on carbon emissions that would rise over time.
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The bill would direct the Department of Energy to expand research and policies on carbon emissions.
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Largely because of this migration, America's annual carbon emissions are now at a 20-year low.
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ICAO did not make any public estimate of carbon emissions that the new standards would eliminate.
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No other countries have close to as many carbon emissions as China or the United States.
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The average American, for reference, leaves a footprint of 15 tons of carbon emissions per year.
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Asked which he would endorse first, Trump or a tax on carbon emissions, Manchin quoted Sen.
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She plans to do so until the country reaches its ambitious goals to curb carbon emissions.
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Onclimate change:Delaney supports a federal carbon tax, aiming to reduce US carbon emissions 90% by 215.
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President Obama's plan to limit carbon emissions from airplanes is pitting environmentalists against the airline industry.
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The surge in America's natural-gas production also helps to reduce carbon emissions in other countries.
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Agriculture is responsible for 37 percent of Brazil's carbon emissions, the same as the energy sector.
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Meantime, global carbon emissions picked up like a "speeding freight train" after a three-year plateau.
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Sony has committed to reducing the carbon emissions of its products by using energy efficient technology.
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Business Insider's transportation team collaborated to report stories about the sector's attempts to reduce carbon emissions.
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Through our carbon emissions, humans have already warmed the atmosphere and ocean roughly 1.53 degrees Fahrenheit.
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India wants to promote the use of electric vehicles to curb carbon emissions and energy demand.
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India, for example, showed a 6.3 percent increase in carbon emissions in 2015, the report found.
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And the US needs to completely decarbonize — get to net-zero carbon emissions — by mid-century.
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Full battery power will mean that carbon emissions won't be an issue with the "Maxwell" either.
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He's introducing legislation today that taxes carbon emissions, with at least one fellow Republican, Curbelo said.
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The market for carbon emissions has actually weakened in the months since the deal was approved.
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But despite numerous international agreements, governments have been slow to take action to reduce carbon emissions.
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Rhodium estimates that China's energy-related carbon emissions climbed last year 2.2 percent to 4.1 percent.
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Those goals obligate developed countries like the Netherlands to virtually eliminate carbon emissions by mid-century.
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The report documents how global carbon emissions may be leveling out, despite continued global economic growth.
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Event organizers are bringing in increasingly strict measures to cut down on waste and carbon emissions.
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The bill would set a target of net zero carbon emissions across the bloc by 22050.
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Purchasing a carbon offset essentially means compensating for the carbon emissions produced by reducing emissions elsewhere.
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The 2015 agreement signed by 195 countries seeks to decrease carbon emissions and combat climate change.
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And it ignores extensive research showing that reducing carbon emissions can in fact drive economic growth.
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Mr. Trump argued that the goal of reducing carbon emissions would cost the economy too much.
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INCOMING BP CEO LOONEY PLANS TO EXPAND CLIMATE TARGETS TO INCLUDE SCOPE 3 CARBON EMISSIONS - SOURCES
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Extinction Rebellion is calling for Britain to cut its carbon emissions to "net zero" by 2025.
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Mindful of the carbon emissions that come from raising cows, he orders a plant-based burger.
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The tech giant unveiled a response to climate change yesterday that goes beyond offsetting carbon emissions.
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President Trump's war with California over carbon emissions is putting several giant automakers in activists' crosshairs.
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According to these projections, global carbon emissions from fossil fuels will reach 41 gigatonnes by 2040.
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Valeo manufactures electric devices that assist cars' combustion engines and allow them to reduce carbon emissions.
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According to industry figures, air transport accounts for 2 percent of global man-made carbon emissions.
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A forward-focused interstate system must help reduce congestion to reduce carbon emissions from vehicle traffic.
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And carbon emissions from power generation would be only 40 percent of what they are today.
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Bulgaria supports the European Union bloc's ambitious plans to cut carbon emissions to zero by 2050.
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The government has set a legally binding target to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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Thunberg chose not to travel by air in an effort to cut down on carbon emissions.
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The estimate of their carbon emissions "is sobering and depressing", he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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With 'Project Gigaton', Walmart publicizes the achievements of suppliers who track and reduce their carbon emissions.
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But what about the truly biggest policy item, remaking the American economy to stop carbon emissions?
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But it's true that abandoning nuclear energy will almost certainly make slashing carbon emissions more challenging.
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As a company, Amazon's carbon emissions are comparable to those of highly developed economies like Sweden.
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The goal should be reducing congestion and carbon emissions while increasing competitiveness and quality of life.
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In 2018, the Pittsburgh City Council approved an ambitious new climate plan to reduce carbon emissions.
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Carbon emissions in the U.S. cost the economy about $250 billion per year, one study showed.
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It sounds like an oxymoron: An oil and gas company committing to net-zero carbon emissions.
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Enter: carbon offsets, a method of counteracting carbon emissions by investing in global carbon-reducing projects.
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Agriculture, forestry, and land use changes account for roughly 20 percent of total global carbon emissions.
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In 2014, Ms. Haley criticized federal plans that would force power plants to cut carbon emissions.
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If that projection is accurate, ships could account for 17% of global carbon emissions by 2050.
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The UN estimates that deforestation and forest degradation accounts for around 11% of global carbon emissions.
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Chatterjee cheered the fact that US power sector carbon emissions have plunged to multi-decade lows.
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To a large extent the rankings of the states on gun ownership and carbon emissions overlap.
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In the interim, some states and localities are pushing ahead with policies to control carbon emissions.
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Carbon emissions, temperatures, sea levels and thus climate-induced poverty and immigration are expected to rise.
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Americans overwhelmingly believe that global warming is happening, and that carbon emissions should be scaled back.
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The carbon emissions are so much lower because the bottles weigh less — it's not shipping water.
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He said that the E.P.A. under his leadership was addressing the challenge of rising carbon emissions.
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The two men were not alone in trying to chip away at decades of carbon emissions.
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Working with Amazon's suppliers and third-party deliverers to get them to cut their carbon emissions.
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If RenovaBio does not reduce carbon emissions as intended, it will still be difficult to repeal.
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Their managers chase the promise of a double bottom line: growing returns and falling carbon emissions.
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It's enough just to reiterate that letting them close is likely to increase cumulative carbon emissions.
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As goes the Bitcoin price, so goes its electricity consumption, and therefore its overall carbon emissions.
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What effect will self-driving cars have, overall, on energy use and carbon emissions from transportation?
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They reduce air pollution and carbon emissions, and the market doesn't compensate them for that. Simple.
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In most cases, however, those responsible for carbon emissions are not required to pay that cost.
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Other highlights from the hearing... On carbon emissions: Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist, said he expects carbon emissions from power plants will fall more than 30% below 2005 levels by 2030 under the Affordable Clean Energy rule (ACE), a rule that pushes for greater coal plant efficiency.
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What's next are the challenges of slashing carbon emissions in agriculture (think methane-belching cattle), industry (like making concrete, which accounts for a whopping eight percent of global carbon emissions), and heavily-polluting airliners — all areas that have shown little to no declines so far, noted MacDonald.
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Some of Microsoft's tricks for reducing its carbon emissions are already familiar — using electricity from renewable sources (electricity production accounts for one-third of U.S. carbon emissions, according to the Energy Information Administration), with Microsoft pledging to use 100% renewable electricity by 2025 topping the list.
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The story, the "The Uninhabitable Earth," trails the four horsemen as they thunder after runaway carbon emissions.
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He claims that his company's system will cut chemical use, and carbon emissions, by up to 95%.
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Climate science produces the latter, based on scenarios of carbon emissions, human population growth and other factors.
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The second offender is transport, whose carbon emissions have fallen by only around 3 percent since 1990.
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Alcemy – BERLIN Alcemy's quality prediction AI enables cement and concrete producers to cut costs and carbon emissions.
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The study says Brazil's 2005 carbon emissions reached 2.8 billion tonnes, not 2.13 billion as stated previously.
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Transportation overtook the electricity sector as the largest U.S. carbon emissions source in 2016, according to EIA.
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Crowther stressed that the potential of forest restoration mustn't be at the expense of reducing carbon emissions.
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A different investigation showcases OCO-23's ability to track carbon emissions from individual cities and volcanoes.
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However, that doesn't cover all the carbon emissions related to manufacturing iPhones, iPads, and other Apple products.
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This 2015 study by Oxfam illustrates the importance of inequality to carbon emissions with two important graphics.
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The ACE rule allows states to set their own carbon emissions standards for coal-fueled power plants.
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Gilead now only grows organic crops, and has successfully reduced carbon emissions by 78% in three years.
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The industry has already invested billions in increasing fuel efficiency and reducing carbon emissions of new vehicles.
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But to limit carbon emissions from plastics, it must be done in concert with other big efforts.
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China, meanwhile, agreed to peak its carbon emissions by 2030 and make best efforts to peak earlier.
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Second, countries are seeking alternative sources of power, especially renewables, to reduce pollution and curb carbon emissions.
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Either measure can help reduce carbon emissions and rising temperatures; green roofs also reduce storm-water runoff.
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Backers of the schemes also claim environmental benefits: stronger local businesses cut transport distances and carbon emissions.
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One activity asks you to color a map of the US showing carbon emissions from fossil fuels.
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In its report, the IEA singled out cities as integral to curbing energy use and carbon emissions.
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By 2100, three in four people would be exposed to deadly heatwaves annually unless carbon emissions plummet.
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However, while EV deployment there is growing, carbon emissions from transportation are still rising in the state.
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The planet can't keep up with amassing carbon emissions, which might not even peak for another decade.
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It would not only reduce carbon emissions, but may change the way consumers shop, the company said.
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Environmental groups warned the focus on improving efficiency of coal-fired generators could raise overall carbon emissions.
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In terms of carbon emissions, the benefit of plastic recycling compared with plastic incineration is very modest.
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As these events become common, the need for technologies that can reduce carbon emissions because more pressing.
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If we don't bring carbon emissions down fast, the Great Barrier Reef will not survive the century.
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Once complete, the solar park is expected to reduce 6.5 million tons of carbon emissions each year.
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According to recent research, the rate of human carbon emissions today far exceeds that of the PETM.
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In pilot programs, up to 22009 percent of carbon emissions have been captured from power plant smokestacks.
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For Anheuser-Busch, the Tesla Semi represents another opportunity to tout its commitment to reducing carbon emissions.
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Kristin Gillibrand: "It's got this aspirational goal of net zero carbon emissions in ten years," reports Newsweek.
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"Critical links" exist among land security, local economic development, biodiversity conservation and reduced carbon emissions, it said.
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Ask just about any economist and the answer will be the same: a price on carbon emissions.
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For example, Etho avoided Volkswagen when analyzing the carbon emissions of its supply chain, according to Monroe.
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But Obama was not deterred, crediting his climate agenda with a decrease in energy-related carbon emissions.
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The notice specifically asks for comment on measures to reduce carbon emissions directly at a power plant.
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It aims to use non-violent civil disobedience to force governments to cut carbon emissions more quickly.
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The oil giant had argued against the proposal, saying it already provided sufficient disclosure on carbon emissions.
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Urban Green Council fights carbon emissions in NYC by promoting sustainable construction and planning across the city.
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Environmental concerns Natural gas emits far less carbon emissions and other air pollutants than coal or oil.
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Like the rest of the nation's lands, GSM National Park is extremely vulnerable to increased carbon emissions.
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While these products from carbon emissions are available, they're not yet commercially viable at a significant scale.
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The progress we've made with respect to carbon emissions has been greater than any country on Earth.
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They merely said they'd continue their own attempts to reduce carbon emissions, because it's good for business.
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Finally, the standards for carbon emissions and fuel consumption for all those large vehicles are more aggressive.
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But there are no current actions being taken by the Trump administration to reduce U.S. carbon emissions.
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These numbers are critical to take into account when we consider the cost of reducing carbon emissions.
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The carbon emissions from the wildfires accounted for 15 percent of all California emissions, the statement noted.
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One roadmap suggests halving the globe's human-made carbon emissions each decade for the next 30 years.
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Starting now, companies must set real targets for carbon emissions reductions and outline plans to achieve them.
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Under the Obama administration, the U.S. committed to reduce carbon emissions by 26% to 28% by 2025.
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In April Congo signed a $200 million deal with donors to tackle deforestation and reduce carbon emissions.
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I met him in his office at an institute he runs, the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions.
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More than 85033,000 Google employees signed a letter demanding the company reduce its carbon emissions, Vox reports.
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The car is expected to push EVs into the mainstream and reduce carbon emissions around the world.
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Source: Autolib'The French government has a stated goal of reducing carbon emissions by 20000 percent by 2020.
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That fee would rise $2 annually until the state successfully lowered carbon emissions to meet its target.
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Carbon emissions from one long-haul flight could be higher than those from several short-haul flights.
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Fossil fuel corporations are already are pushing back hard, arguing that American innovation has slashed carbon emissions.
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An overwhelming majority of Americans already agree that nuclear energy is important to limiting our carbon emissions.
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It also said China will also allow foreign institutions to use yuan in carbon emissions trading domestically.
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Studies show that increasing carbon emissions, higher temperatures and drier conditions will continue to make things worse.
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He wants to eliminate all carbon emissions by 2050 — and all transportation and electricity emissions by 2030.
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Lobster fishing, as well as shrimp and tilapia farming, also turned out to have high carbon emissions.
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The school currently emits around 85033 million kilograms of carbon emissions each year, according to the statement.
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Maybe cap-and-trade might offer a better route to create market incentives to reduce carbon emissions.
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Basically, ethanol was supposed to help reduce carbon emissions and fix our growing dependence on foreign oil.
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Our carbon emissions are falling because of the shale gas revolution and because of cleaner coal technology.
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But carrying more fuel makes a plane heavier, which increases the carbon emissions needed to fly it.
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Spowers was determined to devise a fundamentally new solution to address the problems associated with carbon emissions.
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The group is also racing to bring the Opel lineup into compliance with EU carbon emissions targets.
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The brand also donates a percentage of proceeds from all aerosol products to offset global carbon emissions.
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Oil is responsible for a third of global energy use and a similar share of carbon emissions.
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Earlier, Massachusetts set a technology-inclusive goal of an 80 percent reduction in carbon emissions by 85033.
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"This will help reduce Norway's overall carbon emissions," Marius Holm, head of environmental foundation Zero, told Reuters.
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Carbon emissions started rising again after the province froze the tax at 30 Canadian dollars in 2012.
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Glass bottles are heavier and bulkier, which means more effort to transport them and more carbon emissions.
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It provides about 2500 percent of global energy and produces about 21981 percent of global carbon emissions.
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The absence of those forests contribute to climate change because their trees aren't sucking up carbon emissions.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - A Canadian regulator's plan to assess indirect carbon emissions when considering TransCanada Corp's (TRP.
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But it does mean tackling carbon emissions will be required for them to keep it that way.
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Similarly, MSCI rated Tesla 5.3 on a 10-point scale for "carbon emissions," including its own operations.
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In order to lower carbon emissions in future Tchorzewski has offered to build a nuclear power plant.
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But this carbon tax does not include a limit on carbon emissions, the goal of the tax.
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A shift from coal to gas in electricity production has reduced carbon emissions to mid-1990s levels.
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But it won't be a true success until it starts to drive meaningful reductions in carbon emissions.
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Swift action to cut carbon emissions, protect precious water sources and halt deforestation is urgent and imperative.
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Oroeco helps quantify the carbon emissions associated with purchases, investments, dietary choices and preferred modes of transport.
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Globally, aviation accounts for about 2 percent of carbon emissions, and that percentage is expected to increase.
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Shutting coal plants would be worth doing even didn't make the air cleaner and reduce carbon emissions.
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In 2009, global carbon emissions fell to 31.5 gigatonnes from 20303 gigatonnes, the Global Carbon Project said.
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How such a diverse group comes together will affect whether Germany reaches its goal for carbon emissions.
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In 20303, global carbon emissions fell to 31.5 gigatons from 32 gigatons, the Global Carbon Project said.
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These robust stimulus efforts will boost carbon emissions, as the industrialized world largely runs on fossil fuels.
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Repsol said it would stick to its plan to reduce carbon emissions to net-zero by 2050.
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Last year, Norway made a first payment to Indonesia for cutting carbon emissions after deforestation rates fell.
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The other low-probability, high-impact threat is climate change fueled by increased human-caused carbon emissions.
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Scientific studies show that if the world's carbon emissions continue unchecked, atmospheric temperatures will continue to rise.
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The red line shows what will happen to carbon emissions without the Paris agreement: up, up, up.
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These estimates assume that your descendants' carbon emissions will continue at a constant rate into the future.
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Sanders has also opposed using natural gas, which produces about half of the carbon emissions of coal.
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Planting 1 trillion trees would absorb carbon, but it wouldn't remotely solve Earth's growing carbon emissions problem.
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Researchers are also worried large releases of carbon emissions could overwhelm natural reservoirs that store carbon dioxide.
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They estimate that carbon emissions increased 0.6 percent over 2018, which was itself an all-time high.
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To that end, The RealReal has pledged to reduce its carbon emissions by 30 percent by 2030.
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This decline is expected to continue as the government aims for "net zero" carbon emissions by 2050.
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Britain consumes about 21% more carbon emissions than it produces; the European Union as a whole, 22012%.
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Today the cement and steel industries together account for around 15 percent of the world's carbon emissions.
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Each country's present commitments to cutting carbon emissions, known as nationally determined contributions (NDCs), are woefully lacking.
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Norway is aiming to shrink its own carbon emissions by 40 percent, exceeding the European Union's targets.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Another day, another major company unveils vague plans to reduce its carbon emissions.
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Microsoft plans to cut its carbon emissions by more than half by 2030 across its supply chain.
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At a global level, there is no difference between the carbon emissions that are produced and consumed.
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Its absorbent peatlands hold the equivalent of three years' worth of global carbon emissions, mitigating global warming.
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"If we can't decarbonize steelmaking, you're still going to have 5% of carbon emissions coming from steel."
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Reducing net carbon emissions to zero by 2050 could actually make the world's second biggest economy stronger.
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We need to use less plastic, be more proactive about carbon emissions, and just be less wasteful.
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Since the Paris accord was adopted halfway through the decade, global carbon emissions have risen 4 percent.
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Both the U.K. and Denmark have managed to achieve economic growth while simultaneously reducing their carbon emissions.
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And beef production, from carbon emissions to deforestation, has a greater environmental impact than any other food.
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It is part of an ongoing U.K. strategy to cut carbon emissions by 80 percent by 2050.
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It added that we need to cut carbon emissions by almost half of 2010 levels by 2030.
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Calculating the carbon emissions of air travel is not as simple as "planes bad, trains good," though.
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For its part, LanzaTech says ethanol is one part of a multipronged approach to lowering carbon emissions.
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For example, a $50 donation to the Eden Reforestation Projects offsets 7 years of individual carbon emissions.
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While airfreight is costly in terms of carbon emissions, heating and cooling greenhouses is much more so.
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The battle between the Trump administration and California over vehicle carbon emissions and mileage is getting hotter.
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Die Presse said carbon emissions would be made more expensive but there would be no carbon tax.
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Long term, the city's carbon emissions are meant to decline 21957 percent from 210 levels by 25.
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Insofar as it has any meaning, it means coal plants that capture and bury their carbon emissions.
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They must reduce their carbon emissions while simultaneously becoming more resilient, better able to weather climate extremes.
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The process of reducing carbon emissions also reduces other types of local air pollution, such as PM2.5.
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Researchers are using artificial intelligence–enabled smart traffic signals to improve traffic flow, which reduces carbon emissions.
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But despite China's apparent success at regulating its environmental impact, the country's total carbon emissions still grew.
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The oil giant Exxon Mobil announced it was backing a proposal to tax carbon emissions last year.
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It turns out the costs they impose through carbon emissions are larger than all those contributions combined.
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Leigh Barnes, Intrepid's chief purpose officer, said that the company assesses carbon emissions from every itinerary and offsets them by investing in renewable energy projects such as a wind power plant in Rajasthan, one of the most arid states in India, that helps reduce carbon emissions in the area.
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It has prompted growing calls for the bloc to tax the carbon emissions embodied in the EU's imports.
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In the US, the buildings we live and work in contribute more carbon emissions than any other sector.
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In doing so, carbon emissions fall, while new jobs are created along with economic activity, the report found.
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Carbon emissions fell from a peak of 3.4 billion tonnes in 1991 to 1.32 billion tonnes in 2014.
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In each case, these responses to climate change involve plans for regulations to, for example, limit carbon emissions.
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In addition, semi-trucks are responsible for an estimated 20% of U.S. carbon emissions in the transportation sector.
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The spike is the largest annual increase in carbon emissions since 2010, and the second largest since 1996.
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It's arguing that Teslas (and, by extension, all electric vehicles) create pollution and carbon emissions in other ways.
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Like the one they have in Boston to find out how you can lower your own carbon emissions.
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But most cities are still developing in an unsustainable way that is adding to carbon emissions, Watts said.
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Rather than building with concrete and steel, some tech companies are revisiting wood to help lower carbon emissions.
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Last year, global carbon emissions rose by 1.6 percent, ending a three-year period of flat-lining emissions.
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Taxing carbon emissions, therefore, pays for or at least offsets the larger environmental costs of a changing climate.
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Its plan, announced Thursday, will include steps such as investing in technological solutions to help lower carbon emissions.
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The lobbying group is well known for opposing regulations on carbon emissions proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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A tax on carbon emissions could be one way to raise revenue, says Ocasio-Cortez spokesman Corbin Trent.
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Read more about the decline in carbon emissions here and more about oil production on public lands here.
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Making plastic in the first place — spewing carbon emissions and heating the planet along the way — is another.
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The data doesn't directly capture emissions from transportation, which is now the largest source of U.S. carbon emissions.
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Steel, cement, farming, transport and other forms of economic activity account for over half of global carbon emissions.
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The Extinction Rebellion group has called for Britain to cut its carbon emissions to "net zero" by 2025.
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Putting a price on carbon emissions, such as through a tax, is the simplest way to do that.
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A great thaw is inevitable as the climate responds to an accumulation of carbon emissions in the atmosphere.
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This allowed him to project how different trajectories for the world's carbon emissions would produce different global temperatures.
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Instead, Trump vowed a massive rollback of environmental regulations and international agreements aimed at reducing global carbon emissions.
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But he said a national corporate carbon emissions tax was needed to make sure industrial companies delivered reductions.
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Scientists project we may see detrimental climate impacts if global carbon emissions is not drastically reduced by then.
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For instance, the Obama administration counted benefits to foreign countries when weighing up rules to reduce carbon emissions.
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Avoiding dangerous climate change means getting as close to zero carbon emissions as possible, as fast as possible.
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It will emit the same level of carbon-emissions-per-unit-of-heat throughout its 20-year lifespan.
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By saving water and energy we can help reduce the 20 percent of carbon emissions generated by hotels.
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The idea is to be zero-waste, plastic-free, and ship without water to save on carbon emissions.
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More wind and solar are coming on the grid, which is a good thing and reduces carbon emissions.
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The company has already linked 10 percent of executives' remuneration to reducing carbon emissions from the company's operations.
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"To reduce carbon emissions, you have to deal with the spatial planning of your city," said de Lille.
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Unlike many other fuels, hydrogen doesn't produce carbon emissions when burned, so it doesn't contribute to global warming.
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Lego has also partnered with WWF to help reduce carbon emissions in its manufacturing and supply chain operations.
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If you're looking to reduce carbon emissions from power plants, cost-effectively, coal is the place to look.
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Simply cutting carbon emissions from automobiles and factories alone won't be enough to avert a worldwide food crisis.
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Catch up quick: The Democrat-controlled state Senate backed a bill to imp0se capping regulations on carbon emissions.
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One of the ways 732 attempted to appeal across party lines was by focusing narrowly on carbon emissions.
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Of course, we've pumped over 2,000 billion tons of carbon emissions into our atmosphere since the industrial revolution.
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Human carbon emissions are doing a hell of a job fertilizing the planet—but we probably shouldn't celebrate.
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All told, he said, the three changes will reduce Grand Hyatt's carbon emissions by 227,21 metric tons annually.
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Carbon emissions in the electricity sector also went back up in 2018, after a few years of declining.
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We'll build into the code requirements, you know, X tons [of carbon emissions] per square foot per year.
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Not mentioned in the advertisements is one attractive feature of wind power: it doesn't emit any carbon emissions.
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If carbon emissions are causing damage, the solution is to tax them at the level of that damage.
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Additionally, 83 mayors have signed the Climate Mayors Agreement, similarly with the goal of independently reducing carbon emissions.
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And Mr Eder's firm looks better placed to withstand the EU's impending climate-friendly rules on carbon emissions.
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Drax said the project was the first in the world to capture carbon emissions from a biomass plant.
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Iran is a signatory of the 2015 Paris climate agreement committing 195 nations to limit their carbon emissions.
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The stakes are high: cities account for an estimated 75 percent of carbon emissions, according to U.N. figures.
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The technology cuts smog particles down to a minimum, but does little to curb climate-warming carbon emissions.
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Almost 70 percent of Americans believe climate change is real and that carbon emissions should be scaled back.
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Urbanists try to recruit climate hawks to their cause by pointing out that smart density reduces carbon emissions.
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Nonetheless, if your primary goal is to reduce transportation carbon emissions, urbanism is not the most impactful strategy.
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Why it matters: America's natural gas boom has lowered carbon emissions and fueled economic growth across the country.
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The deal kicks in when at least 55 countries representing 55 percent of global carbon emissions ratify it.
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Taxes are a more effective way of changing the public and corporate behaviour that contributes to carbon emissions.
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Internationally, airliners contribute over 2 percent of total global carbon emissions — more than most nations in the world.
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If it were to be repealed, then the EPA may not need to regulate carbon emissions at all.
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Forests and other natural areas currently absorb 25 percent of our carbon emissions and this needs to grow.
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Extinction Rebellion wants to force governments to rapidly cut carbon emissions and repair damage to the natural world.
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And when scientists agree that excessive carbon emissions threaten public health and welfare—well, you get the point.
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Amazon, for instance, has been widely criticized by environmental groups for avoiding transparency about its own carbon emissions.
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The EPA is required to regulate climate-heating carbon emissions, which the agency has defined as a pollutant.
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Consumers appreciate that ethanol saves money at the pump, increases octane for better performance and slashes carbon emissions.
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Indeed, many countries appear more eager to limit the activities of The Hulk than to limit carbon emissions.
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With a traditional burial, the end of a human life doesn't signal the end of their carbon emissions.
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For years, climate scientists have been predicting more extreme weather as carbon emissions increase and global temperatures rise.
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But Mr. Trudeau's push for a national plan to tax carbon emissions is still a matter of negotiation.
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The plan calls for a major shift in U.S. infrastructure toward clean energy usage and zero carbon emissions.
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Air cargo, which moves 35% of global trade by value, contributes to 2% of the world's carbon emissions.
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They say its earlier goal of cutting carbon emissions by half by 2050 did not go far enough.
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Extracting, refining, and burning this type of oil sends more carbon emissions into the atmosphere than crude oil.
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Looking to market solutions to reduce carbon emissions, the Climate Leadership Council just released the Exceeding Paris Plan.
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Car-happy Germans may embrace reducing carbon emissions, but many were not ready to slam on the brakes.
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The credit incentivizes fossil fuel companies to reduce their carbon emissions, helping in the fight against climate change.
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They suggest that reductions in carbon emissions can be achieved more quickly and more cheaply than widely believed.
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ONLY a few years ago, economists derided offshore wind as a ludicrously expensive way of cutting carbon emissions.
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That is why even Alberta, home to Canada's enormous oil sands deposits, has agreed to tax carbon emissions.
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Trump's new rule would repeal and replace Obama-era regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions from power plants.
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At the Washington Post forum, Wheeler said the Trump administration deserves credit for a decline in carbon emissions.
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And to meet our global objectives of economic development for emerging regions and the reduction of carbon emissions.
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Columbus will receive an additional $10 million for electric vehicles and to reduce carbon emissions from Vulcan Inc.
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Carbon emissions this year are expected to hit a record high, according to a scientific study released Wednesday.
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Many top Trump officials deny the scientific consensus that carbon emissions from human activity are driving global warming.
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Fashion production makes up 10% of humanity's carbon emissions, dries up water sources, and pollutes rivers and streams.
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Reforms initiated by the government have helped pare coal usage while China also has ambitious carbon emissions targets.
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The US committed to reducing carbon emissions by 26-28% in a decade in signing onto the agreement.
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The plan, which limits carbon emissions from coal power plants nationwide, is the centerpiece of Obama's climate agenda.
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The fact is, carbon emissions are now at 28503-year lows, due to increased use of natural gas.
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By 2023, carbon emissions will have been slashed by 96 percent when compared to 2006, the firm said.
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According to Oatly, carbon emissions required to produce oat milk are 80 percent lower than for cow's milk.
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For example, its position on the validity of climate science, and its internal targets for reducing carbon emissions.
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Issues like working conditions, pollution, and carbon emissions are industry-wide issues that no company can tackle alone.
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That means that you could totally neutralize all of the carbon emissions produced by the entire global economy.
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"Since 2000, energy-related carbon emissions have declined [here] more than any other country on earth," Trump said.
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Poland plans to reduce carbon emissions by 72.63 percent by 2030 as compared to 1990, the ministry said.
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The Paris climate agreement is non-binding, voluntary pledge by more than 200 countries to reduce carbon emissions.
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It doesn't claim the EPA lacks authority to regulate pollutants or that government can never address carbon emissions.
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If we're going to get to zero carbon emissions overall, we have a lot of inventing to do.
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Crime is one example where a rebound in carbon emissions could be an issue, according to this study.
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Trump's EPA says the Obama-era standards, designed to reduce carbon emissions, will kill jobs and hurt businesses.
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The use of PtG makes the 100 percent target cheaper and reduces more carbon emissions along the way.
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Huge amounts of carbon emissions are reduced in the U.S. simply by switching from coal to gas plants.
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In 2010, Stefanski finds, carbon emissions would have been 36 percent lower without subsidies than they actually were.
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The electric last-mile delivery vehicles will help cut Flipkart's carbon emissions by over 50%, the company added.
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Bigwigs from BP and Italy's Eni are expected to attend discussions about their efforts to lower carbon emissions.
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Bottled water and products made of plastic are widely regarded as agents of carbon emissions and ocean pollution.
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Rooftop solar also comes with a whole bunch of social benefits, like reducing carbon emissions and local pollutants.
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Rare among Republicans, he championed climate science and introduced a plan of his own to tax carbon emissions.
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Tour operators working to lower carbon emissions include Intrepid Travel, one of the world's largest group tour companies.
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George Pataki of New York invited other Northeast governors to join a regional effort to reduce carbon emissions.
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Apart from the increased health risks from higher rates of microscopic airborne particulates, carbon emissions would rise, too.
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And without new direction, they say, the country will most likely fail to meet its carbon emissions targets.
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But, these CO2 concentrations will still keep going up until we drop carbon emissions to zero, emphasized Karnauskas.
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Scientists say we must reduce global carbon emissions in half by 2030 if we wish to avoid catastrophe.
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Yet their war on regulation, especially of carbon emissions, was squarely in the interests of their shareholders (themselves).
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Under a landmark agency determination known as the endangerment finding, the E.P.A. is required to regulate carbon emissions.
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It aims to put a cap to any increase in carbon emissions through the purchase of carbon offsets.
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The planned closures would cut Uniper's carbon emissions by about 18 million metric tonnes per year, it said.
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In The Handmaid's Tale, there are whispers about odd weather, pollution, and the need to cut carbon emissions.
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They haven't led to a Manhattan Project for alternative energy or a national effort to reduce carbon emissions.
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If those efforts are successful, this rollback would increase carbon emissions by up to 1,300 million metric tons.
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But will there still be a place for fossil fuels in a world that must reduce carbon emissions?
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Shell agreed in December to establish short-term carbon emissions targets starting in 2020 following pressure from investors.
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The fashion industry produces 20 percent of the world's water waste and 10 percent of global carbon emissions.
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The regulation at issue sets specific carbon emissions limits for newly built coal- and gas-fired power plants.
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Owing to the inexorable nature of sea-swelling, its effects will be felt even if carbon emissions fall.
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This summit was supposed to be different — negotiators were finally close to a deal to cut carbon emissions.
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Your kids' carbon emissions go on your ledger — if you have the kid, you're responsible for the emissions.
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Estimates say that data centers contribute 0.3 percent of all global carbon emissions and are projected to increase.
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Since the U.N.'s first carbon emissions gap report was published in 2010, global emissions have risen 11%.
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A group of Republican elder statesmen is calling for a tax on carbon emissions to fight climate change.
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What is really needed is political action on carbon emissions at both a national and a global level.
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It has no carbon emissions, and with no belts, spark plugs, or filters, it's a low-maintenance option.
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Her administration, the judges said, ignored Britain's legal obligations to cut carbon emissions agreed in Paris in 2015.
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In an analysis published in February, CarbonBrief estimated that the coronavirus had cut China's carbon emissions by 25%.
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The two early departure scenarios take into account the costs related to the EU's carbon emissions trading scheme.
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By halving those miles and requiring cleaner vehicles, haulers' carbon emissions could be cut by more than half.
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Concerned that her government wasn't doing enough to curb carbon emissions, Thunberg, then 15, skipped school on Aug.
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The progressive proposal is supported by most 2020 Democrats and seeks to eliminate U.S. carbon emissions by 2030.
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Which incidentally also act as a great carbon sink, reducing carbon emissions dramatically with their poop (Google it).
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One day before the walkout, Amazon announced a "Climate Pledge" to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.
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The oil giant's new chief executive on Wednesday set out long-awaited ambitions to mostly eliminate carbon emissions.
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Google, for example, claims "zero net carbon emissions" for its data centers, thanks to extensive renewable energy purchases.
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Mayors are considering waiving fares for bus service as a way to fight inequality and lower carbon emissions.
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But he did not signal a significant shift in policies to curb carbon emissions, as many had hoped.
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This is partly why a carbon tax in British Columbia in 2008 has failed to reduce carbon emissions.
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The new rules would replace the Obama-era Clean Power Plan, which is aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
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The AP reported that China's annual carbon emissions tripled between 2000 and 2018, while its economy quickly expanded.
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On September 24th his party announced that it would commit to reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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Because when it comes to carbon emissions, we don't exactly have time to waste or money to spare.
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