It fuels me, it fuels the music because something has to be done.
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Oil refiners then must either blend those fuels into traditional fuels, or pay on the open market for credits from other companies that have sold the fuels.
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Under RFS, all transportation fuels sold must require a minimum volume of renewable fuels.
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They want to phase out fossil fuels and we're going to phase out fossil fuels.
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It's clear that imposing a price on fossil fuels would encourage investment in cleaner fuels.
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Stop burning fossil fuels Burning fossil fuels and chopping down rainforests is heating up the atmosphere.
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Greenhouse gases generally are not released from fossil fuels until the fuels are burned or otherwise
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We're using cleaner fuels, and we're more efficient at extracting value from the fuels we burn.
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"I think some of the shame fuels the stigma; the stigma fuels the epidemic," she said.
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Here's their graph: Trump is devoted to fossil fuels, leading a party devoted to fossil fuels.
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In the zero-carbon economy, all sectors run on the same fuels: renewable electricity and renewable fuels.
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A Materials and Fuels Complex researcher works on fuel in a glovebox at INL's Experimental Fuels Facility.
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The RFS required renewable fuels to replace a percentage of fossil fuels used for cars, airplanes, and heating.
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These greener fuels made up less than one-tenth of one percent of aviation fuels burned in 2018.
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We can also produce fuels in sustainable ways and displace many carbon-intense fossil fuels in the process.
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So in many ways it increases energy costs related to fossil fuels, which makes us use less fossil fuels.
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The alliance includes the Renewable Fuels Association, the Clean Fuels Development Coalition, the Marcellus Shale Coalition and Fuel Freedom.
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What the companies do is produce the fuels, extract and market the fuels, so that we can use them.
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Although climate science is calling for the reduction in fossil fuels, I believe the imminent demise of fossil fuels is overstated and the rapid transition to renewable sources of fuels will not solve this existential question.
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Those are heavy and will require lots of energy if the cars themselves require fossil fuels or no fossil fuels.
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They do not take on fossil fuels; on the contrary, they are explicitly designed to support and protect fossil fuels.
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Instead, biofuels or synthetic fuels that combine clean hydrogen and CO22018 could be used as "drop-in" fuels in existing engines.
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If you take the problem of eliminating carbon intensive fossil fuels seriously, we have to think holistically about replacing fossil fuels.
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Cleaner fuels like wind and solar were celebrated, while cleaner fuels like nuclear and clean coal were kicked to the curb.
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But Encore issued shares to Energy Fuels in return, making Energy Fuels Encore's largest shareholder, with a seat on its board.
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"Synthetic fuels" can be made in many different ways, through many different processes and chemistries, resulting in a variety of fuels.
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We've seen over and over again that renewables are not better or worse than fossil fuels, they're different than fossil fuels.
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What fuels fake tech is what fuels fake news: The need to create headlines that result in clicks, eyeballs and, hence, dollars.
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Another is specification changes in refined fuels, such as the International Maritime Organization's sulfur reduction mandate for marine fuels, according to Sen.
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Third, we have to acknowledge that solving the climate crisis involves transitioning off fossil fuels over time, not immediately eliminating fossil fuels.
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Refiners are currently building up stocks of lower-sulphur fuels and running down inventories of higher-sulphur fuels, a move that should boost refining margins as more of the cleaner fuels are needed to build adequate supplies ahead of the change.
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Think carbon-based fuels, which can be much cheaper than alternative fuels that don't contribute as much or at all to global warming.
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The recent opinion piece by Doug Durante of the Clean Fuels Development Coalition highlighting the need for high octane fuels was spot on.
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Shippers can switch to low-sulfur fuels, installing scrubbers that remove exhaust from high sulfur fuels or switch to cleaner liquefied natural gas.
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It comes directly from fossil fuels, and fossil fuels are a very finite resource and we're using them to make completely disposable things.
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Together, synthetic liquid fuels (methanol, methane, dimethyl ether, and Fischer–Tropsch fuels) could use over 210 gigatons of CO2 a year by 2050.
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Without importing carbon-based fuels from elsewhere in the solar system, fossil fuels will likely run dry before we reach a Venus tipping point.
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LanzaTech is also looking beyond transport fuels to another booming sector: the petrochemicals industry, where fossil fuels are turned into plastics and other chemicals.
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"As long as fossil fuels appear to be the cheapest fuels out there, they will be continued to be burned," he told The Guardian.
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Switching consumption to lower-sulfur fuels avoids upfront costs but locks owners into buying more expensive fuels, lowering capital investment but raising operating costs.
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America is ready, because we are already producing these newer fuels — and ships calling on U.S. ports are using these fuels without harming trade.
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Instead, with rare exceptions, we use the newer fuels to satisfy new demands and continue to use the "antiquated" fuels as much as ever.
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To make things worse, the energy sources offered up as replacements for fossil fuels — typically wind and solar — couldn't even exist without fossil fuels.
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What if we could replicate that process, only make it faster and more efficient, and produce fuels that serve in place of fossil fuels?
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Individual states have set up programs that incentivize both state-based exploration and research related to alternative fuels, such as the Oklahoma Alternative Fuels Program, Delaware's Clean Transportation Incentive Program and Pennsylvania's Alternative Fuels Incentive Grant Program, which could help to reduce oil dependence.
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In practice, that means companies that sell fossil-based fuels have to source some lower-carbon fuels to offset them, through a credit trading system.
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Support services company DCC, however, slid 4% after first-half profit dropped as volumes fell at its business that sells transport fuels and commercial fuels.
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The company says its synthetic fuels could be used in standard car, truck and plane engines, and would cause less air pollution than traditional fuels.
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Lastly, the RFS compliance costs associated with first-generation fuels must remain reasonable, so that the financial incentives can be focused on second-generation fuels.
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One of OBS's new barges will be deployed to supply distillate fuels, while the remaining four are expected to supply residual fuels, the spokeswoman said.
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It forecast high price spreads for IMO 2020-complaint fuels over sulfur-rich fuels lasting 18 months in two of its three uninterrupted conversion projections.
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According to energy experts, Kim's energy strategy includes transforming coal into synthetic fuels that can serve as substitutes for liquid petroleum fuels like gasoline and diesel.
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"An important topic of current research is to what extent hydrogen, sustainably grown biomass or renewables-based synthetic fuels can substitute for fossil fuels," he added.
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Let's be honest that we are here to sell fuels and lubricants and the reality is we will sell more fuels and lubricants if Ferrari wins.
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Only reining in the extraction of fossil fuels at their source — keeping fossil fuels in the ground — will limit greenhouse gas emissions and looming climate catastrophe.
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From July 1, 2019, Singapore will extend the mandatory use of MFMs to bunker barges delivering distillate fuels ahead of an expected pick-up in the demand for distillate fuels to meet global caps on sulphur content in bunker fuels which will come into effect from 2020.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Global prices for diesel and marine fuels should rise by October ahead of a January switchover to new, very low-sulfur marine fuels, and remain higher for at least a year as refiners shift production to make more of the new fuels, analysts said.
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In a prior Q&A with investors, he noted that Trump's obvious bullishness on fossil fuels might not necessarily preclude potential upside for the alternative fuels sector.
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"These proposals run the gamut of energy policy, covering electricity, renewable fuels, energy efficiency, fossil fuels, transportation infrastructure, heavy industry, carbon capture, and agriculture," the senators wrote.
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Because we have to find a cheaper alternative to fossil fuels because we can't keep burning fossil fuels because the climate is not going to support that.
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Holding oil companies liable for producing fossil fuels would also open up cities to liability for building roads and facilitating travel with vehicles that burn those fuels.
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Federal and state officials were already investigating the company as emergency workers pumped fuels from 11 damaged or destroyed tanks that spilled fuels out of the site.
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How can voters trust a party that promises to solve a problem caused by fossil fuels, but without doing anything to slow the use of fossil fuels?
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A source familiar with the plant's operations said the shutdown was related to deteriorating profit margins for fuels produced at a refinery including aviation and motor fuels.
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Shippers will need to switch to lower sulphur fuels such as LSFO or marine gasoil (MGO) or install scrubbers to clean the emissions of higher sulphur fuels.
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It's safe to say biofuels are barely being used: These greener fuels made up less than one-tenth of one percent of aviation fuels burned in 2018.
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For instance, if captured CO2 is used to make synthetic fuels, the fuels are then burned, at which point the CO2 is released back into the atmosphere.
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Shippers will need to switch to lower sulfur fuels such as LSFO or marine gasoil (MGO) or install scrubbers to clean the emissions of higher sulfur fuels.
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HOUSTON, June 10 (Reuters) - Global prices for diesel and marine fuels should rise by October ahead of a January switchover to new, very low-sulfur marine fuels, and remain higher for at least a year as refiners shift production to make more of the new fuels, analysts said.
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What is deceptive is pretending that fossil fuels, much less specific fossil fuels, are necessary for reliability, and thus that 100 percent clean power will always be impossible.
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Until recently, most traders anticipated a shortage of distillate fuels later in the year as the economy avoided recession and the switch to IMO-compliant fuels took place.
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Just before the Paris climate talks, San Francisco and Oakland announced that their municipal fleets would use clean diesel technology and renewable diesel fuels instead of alternative fuels.
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Ship operators are expected to begin burning the cleaner fuels in the last quarter of 2019, boosting demand for the more expensive fuels ahead of the IMO's Jan.
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"From farm fields to tailpipes, the science is clear: when renewable fuels' real-world emissions are properly assessed, these so-called green fuels worsen the air," DeCicco asserts.
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Or Smokey the Bear, the fire-suppression campaign led to the accumulation of dried timber and other fuels within our forests, fuels that have contributed to unprecedented wildfires.
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But in an effort to curb climate change, U.S. President Barack Obama has used his time in office to promote renewable fuels and discourage the development of fossil fuels.
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Sailing is a pastime that gets in the blood; the competition fuels technological advances, which fuels even more exciting competition, and so on, in a perpetual cycle of adrenaline.
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There is a difference between saying that burning fossil fuels contributes to the warming of the Earth, and saying that the U.S. ought to immediately stop burning fossil fuels.
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Relative to stimulus packages, climate mitigation — like switching from fossil fuels to renewable fuels — could cost, by one estimate, $2.4 trillion a year globally over the next 10 years.
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Indeed, that was the point of the RFS — for renewable fuels to displace petroleum, not other renewable fuels — much to the chagrin of oil companies and their hired guns.
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" : "I've been very disappointed in all fossil fuels.
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So DAC, via A2F, has a plausible (albeit highly speculative) short-term, mid-term, and long-term plan: fuels for transportation, then fuels for energy storage, then carbon for sequestration.
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"Singapore, for example, could potentially lose some of its market share for bunker fuels to China as shippers look for alternative locations with a surplus of compliant fuels," Mowat said.
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Suggesting that in the short-term developing economies might benefit from fossil fuels ignores the long-term damage burning those fuels will have on those developing economies down the line.
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The greater the number of fossil fuels we consume, the more rapidly we alter the Arctic, inviting the further extraction of just such fuels and their contribution to global warming.
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Modeled after a similar initiative in British Columbia, just to the north, the measure would tax the sale or use of certain fossil fuels and electricity generated from fossil fuels.
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The movement away from fossil fuels got a significant boost from the 2015 Paris climate accord, which set a goal of eliminating the use of fossil fuels in this century.
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Regardless of the precise mix of fuels in a future low-carbon energy system, most estimates indicate that our energy supply will rely on fossil fuels for the foreseeable future.
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The RFS requirement is that the petroleum industry include in their product slate a modest percentage of renewable fuels to offset the toxic compounds and debilitating impacts of their fuels.
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Although emissions from hydrocarbon fuels are exactly the problem this process is trying to solve, in principle capturing the emissions from the newly made fuels can create a closed loop.
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The increasing reliance on natural gas and intermittent renewable fuels — a trend that is expected to accelerate — has created a far less diverse supply of fuels needed for electricity generation.
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This is to allay fears that as power plants, cars, and industry shift away from fossil fuels, the workers that mined, refined, and delivered these fuels would lose their jobs.
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A new initiative called below50 is aiming to identify sustainable fuels which new fuels can actually reduce carbon emissions by more than 50 percent relative to fossil fuels and also demonstrate sustainability according to a range of broader standards; from local food security and human rights through to water use and land conservation.
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If you'd like to accelerate the demise of the Earth, there's an app for that: Why not use extra fossil fuels to deliver fossil fuels to your fossil fuel-guzzling vehicle?
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The program stimulates growth in several alternative fuels, including advanced biofuels like biodiesel that the Environmental Protection Agency says cut carbon emissions by at least 50 percent compared with petroleum fuels.
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The fossil fuels proposal from the Nebraska Peace Foundation would have required Berkshire to sell investments in oil refiner Phillips 66 and other companies involved in fossil fuels over 12 years.
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"Ethanol is the cleanest renewable option we have today, and it's absolutely the wrong answer that we abandon renewable fuels and go back to burning 100 percent fossil fuels," Judge said.
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A third hurdle impeding the use of higher ethanol blends is the mountain of EPA red tape over the approval process for new certification fuels and the registration of those fuels.
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As auto manufacturers continue producing more vehicles capable of running on fuels with higher concentrations of ethanol, consumers will choose these fuels more often when it is economical to do so.
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Unless humanity has converted to alternative fuels by then, the Arctic may be viewed as the world's primary source of fossil fuels, only intensifying the struggle to control its vital resources.
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Along with reducing landfill, proponents say using trash as an energy supply also reduces burning fossil fuels extracted from the earth and shipped around the world using even more fossil fuels.
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The choice is not between fossil fuels and renewable energy, but rather, how do we accelerate the growth of renewables while reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the use of fossil fuels.
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" Moving away from fossil fuels "as quickly as possible.
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" BP: "I've been very disappointed in all fossil fuels.
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America was - and still is built on fossil fuels.
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Shipowners will have to switch to pricier low-sulphur fuels, invest in "scrubbers" which remove it from the smoke of dirtier fuels, or use greener alternatives such as liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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The new president-elect, a former national employment minister under the country's current center-left government, envisions eliminating transport fuels as just another step toward a full phase-out of fossil fuels.
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Because they are liquids or gases, crude, refined fuels and natural gas can be transported by pipeline, which is much cheaper than transporting solid fuels such as coal, especially over long distances.
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But provide they must as automakers are captive to the fuels that are in the market and only EPA can ensure that these fuels are at the level they need to be.
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The fact is, the energy density of liquid fuels is very difficult to match, which leads us to the most important and likeliest way to decarbonize aviation: Jet fuels derived from biomass.
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A wide enough price spread between high- and low-sulfur marine fuels would justify scrubber installations as fuel cost savings from burning less costly high-sulfur fuels help recoup scrubber investment costs.
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In other words, this drilling frenzy will produce enough fossil fuels to drastically undercut efforts we take to consume less fossil fuels in the U.S. and lock us into catastrophic climate damage.
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Without an obligation, these same companies have no incentive to make available fossil fuel products that blend with renewable fuels, because renewable fuels compete directly for market share with fossil fuel products.
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If the world doesn't take ambitious steps to phase out fossil fuels, and if technological competitors to fossil fuels don't develop faster than expected, then no, unburnable carbon poses no financial risk.
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The government also collects taxes on diesel, as well as on gasohol, compressed natural gas and other special fuels ("Federal Tax Rates on Motor Fuels and Lubricating Oil", Federal Highway Administration, 2014).
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So if we're ever going to get to net zero emissions, we badly need zero-carbon liquid fuels that can substitute directly for fossil fuels in those areas that can't be electrified.
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The problem is that most GOP funders and elected officials remain devoted to the cause of protecting fossil fuels, and protecting fossil fuels is, by definition, incommensurate with serious action on climate change.
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EPA also threw out three test fuels after preliminary results showed that ethanol lowered emissions of nitrogen oxides and other pollutants and otherwise altered its slate of test fuels to emphasize ethanol effects.
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We live in a modern society with healthy, safe and alternative renewable energy choices that are highly competitive with fossil fuels, so why are we staying committed to the fuels of the past?
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At issue this week was the Renewable Fuel Standard, a program that requires refiners to blend an increasing amount of renewable fuels such as corn-based ethanol into traditional fuels such as gasoline.
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That renewable energy powers the datacenter — no fossil fuels required.
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But other divisions are closely tied to fossil fuels, too.
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Petroleum fuels, pesticides, and heavy metals seeped into the soil.
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Other key categories include machinery, medical instruments, and mineral fuels.
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Basically, that means purging fossil fuels from the global economy.
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"It fuels suspicion by those who don't like Donald Trump."
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Pressure you public pension fund to divest from fossil fuels.
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Many towns are facing public health consequences of fossil fuels.
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Obama's climate agenda and support coal and other fossil fuels.
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"The series fuels already existent points of view," he said.
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Booster Fuels wants to take the hassle out of fillups.
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For years, Neste's diversification away from fossil fuels terrified investors.
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Neil Irwin We are in an era of cheap fuels.
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That has already translated into cheaper fuels for American consumers.
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We're the ones burning fossil fuels to create global warming.
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Particulate pollution chiefly comes from burning fossil fuels for energy.
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Billions of people still crave the development fossil fuels bring.
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About 403% of today's industrial hydrogen comes from fossil fuels.
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Fuels at Indian petrol stations are also much more expensive.
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Transporting fossil fuels is often a controversial and risky process.
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It fuels him and tears him apart in equal measure.
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The tantalizing possibility is there, though, and fuels that desire.
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Investing in fossil fuels infrastructure is madness at this point.
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Trump's success fuels French National Front leader Marine Le Pen.
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We need to ditch fossil fuels to blunt climate change.
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This allows a reasonable comparison between vehicles using different fuels.
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Because they didn't have any more fossil fuels to burn.
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It's a system which both fuels and feeds off bigotry.
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Musk wants to nix fossil fuels entirely from the equation.
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The manure and urine from grazing animals fuels healthy growth.
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These auctions, meanwhile, show we're still addicted to fossil fuels.
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Mr Yan says the older ones' interference fuels conjugal conflict.
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Today, fossil fuels are often spoken about in derogatory terms.
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Fossil fuels, combined with human ingenuity, saved a billion lives.
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Shifting away from fossil fuels is humanity's No. 20.5 challenge.
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" Enbridge Energy Partners: "I'm not recommending fossil fuels right now.
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Bob Dinneen is President & CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association.
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New refineries are also producing cleaner fuels in larger volumes.
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Every major industry, save maybe fossil fuels, was behind her.
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The tanks contained fuels used to make gasoline and plastics.
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The tanks can hold up to 80,000 barrels of fuels.
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An American focus on building a "Sunni bloc" fuels sectarianism.
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Photosynthesis captured the energy that is burned in fossil fuels.
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Excluding food and fuels, prices fell 0.1 percent in September.
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Perry has been an advocate for the fossil fuels industries.
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What fossil fuels does a man tap with his drill?
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But renewable fuels would rather not, thank you very much.
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Observers of the manosphere disagree over exactly what fuels it.
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Climate activists and progressives condemned last year's fossil fuels event.
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This fuels migration and civil unrest, with brutal economic consequences.
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Phillips markets fuels under the Phillips2000 and Union 76 brands.
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"That fuels a notion of, 'I got screwed,'" Robinson said.
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Coal currently fuels just under 40% of the world's electricity.
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Industries tied to fossil fuels spent nearly $2 billion in
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Fossil fuels are the foundation of economic growth and prosperity.
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Much of the world's energy is sourced from fossil fuels.
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These fuels minimize transport costs but increase harmful pollution impacts.
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Continued vessel performance innovation requires lower polluting clean marine fuels.
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Most climate policy focuses on reducing demand for fossil fuels.
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The technology could eventually replace fossil fuels in those processes.
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The freedom to facet is what fuels designers' creative imagination.
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It is not just the alternative fuels corporations that lobby.
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Bryant's niceness is, ironically, the thing that fuels the show.
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Workers are one of the primary fuels of economic growth.
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Their presence fuels resentment with Kurdish, Sunni and Yezidi militias.
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Antony is CEO of Energy Fuels View the discussion thread.
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An immediate ban on all fossil fuels is indeed unrealistic.
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We are not going to fool around with fossil fuels.
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What fuels the perpetual motion machine behind the Oopsie Circuit?
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We must move off dangerous, destructive fossil fuels now. Rep.
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In many nations, transportation fuels are as cheap as soda.
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One is mission systems, which includes: avionics, armaments, and fuels.
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An Energy Fuels executive testified in Congress against the ban.
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We have to have off of fossil fuels in 15.
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We have to be off of fossil fuels in 15.
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Excluding fuels and food, import prices rose 0.2% last month.
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In short, fossil fuels aren't going away any time soon.
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This precariousness fuels his determination to capitalize on his opportunity.
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Carbon engineering is working on an air to fuels pathway.
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There are all manner of other ailments that warming fuels.
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Excluding fuels and food, import prices were unchanged in December.
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The fuels were deuterium and tritium, rare forms of hydrogen.
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Go deeper: Fossil fuels play crude game of musical chairs
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Corruption spurs revolutions, enables extremist groups and fuels civil wars.
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This fuels the virtuous economic cycle and the consumer economy.
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It's also a huge financier of fossil fuels, per BankTrack.
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Companies that extract and refine fossil fuels are gone, too.
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Fossil fuels cannot compete without large government subsidies and assistance.
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Local credit unions rarely have major investments in fossil fuels.
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Turns out it has something to do with fossil fuels.
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Far from solving crises like these, this administration fuels them.
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Trump has routinely promoted fossil fuels on the campaign trail.
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Trump's residency fuels the enthusiasm of club members, he said.
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And this fuels the competitive dynamic between Lenù and Lila.
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The crisis: Climate change and weaning humanity off fossil fuels
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When we burn fossil fuels, we emit several harmful gases.
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My ache: two jet fuels ruining the sun's set play.
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In an expanding market, synthetic fuels could have curious effects.
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The economy is as dependent as ever on fossil fuels.
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If regulators forced industries that cannot convert to electricity, such as aviation, to use synthetic fuels rather than fossil ones, demand for the CO2that is the raw material for those fuels could increase greatly.
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The study concluded that "in all scenarios the refinery sector has the capability to supply sufficient quantities of marine fuels … to meet demand for these products while also meeting demand for non-marine fuels".
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The EPA's renewable fuels standards promotes the use of ethanol fuels made from corn, but the agency says it would like to incorporate the use of cellulosic and other advanced biofuels into the regulation.
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It aims to produce low-sulfur fuels that satisfy the International Maritime Organization rule calling for large vessels to switch by 2020 to fuels containing no more than 0.5 percent sulfur from 3.5 percent.
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Emails between EPA and the oil industry show that EPA asked oil industry employees what test fuels they would "prefer to see tested" and then revised the test fuels in response to their input.
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One of his first tasks will be to decide whether to restructure the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), which ensures a minimum volume of renewable fuels, like ethanol, are blended with fossil fuels, like gasoline.
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But while environmentalists and other opponents of fossil fuels can celebrate the strong growth of renewables, fossil fuels will still play the largest role in the world energy market for decades, the EIA said.
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One of his first tasks will be to decide whether to restructure the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) – which ensures a minimum volume of renewable fuels, like ethanol, are blended with fossil fuels, like gasoline.
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In the last year of his presidency, Obama has said the country must stop subsidizing the "dirty" fossil fuels of the past and focus on clean, renewable fuels that do not exacerbate climate change.
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Thus, there is a growing market for renewable fuels, not a stagnant one, and there will be plenty of demand for cellulosic ethanol and other advanced biofuels to grow without cannibalizing existing renewable fuels.
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By including both the production and the use of fossil fuels, the bill deploys one of the more overlooked tactics to fight climate change: restricting the supply of fossil fuels and pressuring the producers.
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The map below shows the countries (in orange or red) that have few or no policies to promote cleaner fuels or stoves: What's more, simply enacting policies to promote cleaner fuels isn't always enough.
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" The CEA predicted a shortage of 200,20203-600,000 barrels per day in compliant fuels which "will likely trigger higher prices, though estimates of price shocks to fuels including diesel, gasoline and jet fuel vary substantially.
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The moral case for fossil fuels, as promulgated on the right, states that fossil fuels have improved humans' lives for more than a century—mainly through economic growth—and thus will continue to do so.
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The cap covers all fossil fuels distributed in Oregon (including transportation, heating, and industrial fuels), all electricity generated or imported for use there, and a range of industrial processes that produce GHGs as a byproduct.
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Demand for cleaner marine fuels is set on the rise due to new global emission rules that started this year and that cap the sulphur content of shipping bunker fuels at 0.5% versus previous 3.5%.
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The EPA's renewable fuels standards promotes the use of ethanol fuels made from corn, but the agency said Tuesday it would like to incorporate the use of cellulosic and other advanced biofuels into the regulation.
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"The science says very clearly we have to stop extracting fossil fuels and we have to stop burning fossil fuels and that includes not only coal, but also oil and fracked natural gas," he added.
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Why it matters: They signal how the field would go far beyond the Obama era in seeking to sharply drive down U.S. emissions, restricting fossil fuels and spurring a sweeping transition to zero-carbon fuels.
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The market's attention has gravitated more toward the glut in fuels.
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The sweet message further fuels rumors the two are romantically involved.
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Fossil fuels provided 25 percent of total energy used in 22018.
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When you don't have a lot, it just fuels that creativity.
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In America, fossil fuels provide 78 percent of the nation's energy.
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The move fuels speculation that Schultz may seek to enter politics.
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The tankers each can hold up to 750,000 barrels of fuels.
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"I've always been an entertainer, that's what fuels me," she says.
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So this energy can be fossil fuels or can be renewables.
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So McConnell is correct that today's grids rely on fossil fuels.
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Even the smallest of sparks can ignite these very dry fuels.
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And much of that capacity is getting replaced by fossil fuels.
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Relying on fossil fuels to grow food was never exactly sustainable.
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On Monday, the fourth piece, "Freedom From Fossil Fuels," is out.
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In recent years, Wheeler has lobbied for Energy Fuels Resources Inc.
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India is emerging as a key demand center for refined fuels.
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Some fuels do indeed provide better cleaning and protection for engines.
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Extracting fossil fuels damages and degrades the land and the oceans.
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The addition of video tools only further fuels the marketing battle.
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This new surge of flirtatious tweets just fuels the Trudeau fire.
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L) agreed on Wednesday to buy Clean Energy Fuels Corp's (CLNE.
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Instead, he prefers continuing to use combustion engines with synthetic fuels.
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This is the beginning of the end of dirty fossil fuels.
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Oil fuels our cars, heats our homes and drives our industry.
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Clifton says he'll say he supports drilling of fossil fuels too.
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BP operates a refinery at Kwinana producing fuels for Western Australia.
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It's inconvenient for politicians to stop taking money from fossil fuels.
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Freedom of speech and expression "fuels" the economy, the President continued.
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Most greenhouse gas emissions stem from the burning of fossil fuels.
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Providing financial refuge for bent elites fuels corruption in other countries.
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These countries have a clear self-interest in preserving fossil fuels.
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Fossil fuels provide 81% of the energy consumed in the world.
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Climate change fuels ever greater extremes as temperatures continue to rise.
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Carbon-dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels appear to be stabilising.
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Fossil fuels are enormously powerful energy sources, dense with packed energy.
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I do not really care that much for the fossil fuels.
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Coal emits the most carbon dioxide compared to other fossil fuels.
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Eventually, fusion power could replace fossil fuels and conventional nuclear reactors.
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And, in some cases, they reduce the need for fossil fuels.
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Requirements to account for upstream emissions of fuels were also scrapped.
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But, unfortunately, fossil fuels keep getting extracted from the ground. 4.
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Coal has always been the dirtiest, most carbon-intensive of fuels.
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Leonardo DiCaprio wants the world to say goodbye to fossil fuels.
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Such fuels are cheap, abundant (for now), and highly energy-dense.
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Renewable energy has considerable potential in South Africa over fossil fuels.
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But trade fuels less of China's growth than it used to.
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So switching fuels rather than stoves seems the more hopeful approach.
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But fossil fuels will not go gentle into that good night.
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Nonetheless, its imports of both fuels from America have dried up.
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It is very hard to imagine aircraft operating without liquid fuels.
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As services decline, that in turn fuels anger at the government.
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That hate is what fuels people to tear down celebrities online.
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Bitumen is also one of the dirtiest fuels in the world.
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Despite concerns about inflated valuations, that fuels enthusiasm for more listings.
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Fossil fuels are "causing global warming, that's a negative," Alsup acknowledged.
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He said jet biofuels were twice the cost of conventional fuels.
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Crude oil is the raw material for refining fuels like gasoline.
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Portland doesn't aim to phase out fossil fuels entirely just yet.
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This is a scenario where sharable content divides and fuels hatred.
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These commercial greenhouses are still dependent, he stresses, on fossil fuels.
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The press coverage of the WikiLeaks disclosure only fuels that sentiment.
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One possible answer: storing solar energy in the form of fuels.
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The museum said it is "reducing its exposure" to fossil fuels.
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"The world's demand for these fossil fuels is growing," noted Konschnik.
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"Such behavior doesn't prevent violent extremism, it fuels it," she said.
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However, that will not necessarily stop progress toward cleaner-burning fuels.
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He is also a board member of the Renewable Fuels Association.
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Imported industrial supplies and materials prices excluding fuels fell 0.3 percent.
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We hope to find a lot of things like solar fuels.
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This fuels the intrigue and growing popularity of the dank stash.
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You want to stop subsidies going to companies producing fossil fuels.
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Many industries oppose the rule, including agriculture, homebuilding and fossil fuels.
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That can't be done unless we stop extracting new fossil fuels.
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Bob Dinneen is president and CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association.
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Growth and mortality rates far outpace fuels reduction and timber harvesting.
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And its propellants were more energetic than the old kerosene fuels.
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Solar energy fuels the tent, though they don't require much electricity.
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But China's relationship with the dirtiest of fossil fuels remains ambivalent.
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This rhetoric from the media and the Democrats only fuels division.
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It's personal, and thus much harder to demonize than fossil fuels.
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Currently highway funding relies mainly on taxing gasoline and diesel fuels.
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I agree we should not have mandated prescriptive fuels and formulations.
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We must move off fossil fuels, before our world becomes unlivable.
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Do Americans prefer newer energy technologies over more traditional fossil fuels?
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Oil companies fight vigorously to defend their monopoly on transportation fuels.
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What fuels entrepreneurial success, Ms. Agarwal noted, are passion and purpose.
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Most of the US' electricity is created by burning fossil fuels.
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The second is that we can't simply stop using fossil fuels.
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It's an ingredient in some fuels used to test engine performance.
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Skilled immigration fuels our economic growth by spurring innovation and entrepreneurship.
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Robust exports are expected to keep demand for U.S. fuels elevated.
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The future of fossil fuels is starting to look increasingly grim.
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Newly built refineries are also producing cleaner fuels in larger volumes.
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I mean should we be looking at developing fossil fuels further?
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Often, art fuels snobbery and snobbery always backfires on the snob.
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To be sure, pursuing higher octane fuels is a good thing.
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The reliable marketability of fear also fuels the AUMF's continued lifespan.
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Zero contracts to enable or accelerate the extraction of fossil fuels.
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It's indisputable that the business case for fossil fuels is shrinking.
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And it's not just baby boomer nostalgia that fuels those facts.
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Indeed, these are all parts of what fuels opposition to Trump.
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Shares of Ur-Energy and Energy Fuels both rose on Wednesday.
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His griping, in a weird way, is what fuels his gasconade.
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The rate would rise over time, reducing demand for fossil fuels.
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Effective emission-reduction strategies must focus on emissions, not specific fuels.
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Fossil fuels are hydrocarbons, and hydrocarbons are just hydrogen and carbon.
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RWE produces about 73 percent of its electricity from fossil fuels.
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Yet renewables are still a long way from replacing fossil fuels.
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An answer on Biden's confusing statement on fossil fuels last night.
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It is believed to still be leaking condensate and other fuels.
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We're going to free ourselves from a dependence on fossil fuels.
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America's cars run partly on fuels derived from corn and soy.
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So the spread of a potential global disease fuels huge panic.
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"The use of fossil fuels would then start declining," he said.
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Economic competition fuels ethnic antagonism — and nativism, racism and the like.
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It fuels you, and gives you the ability to keep pushing.
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The fuels are not carbon-negative; no carbon is permanently sequestered.
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So you be the judge: can renewables compete with fossil fuels?
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It would undermine the ability to grow the renewable fuels industry.
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The ads portray fossil fuels as the driver of human progress.
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Bob Dinneen is President and CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association.
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It's our core value — the one that fuels all the others.
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Louisiana, $368 million of gasoline and fuels tax revenue refinancing bonds.
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They can push government pension funds to divest from fossil fuels.
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This fuels decomposition and releases carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
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Get out of your own way, and discover what fuels you.
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The problem is that most of it comes from fossil fuels.
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Yes, but probably because it isn't hard enough on fossil fuels.
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A Kasich spokesman said the naysaying only fuels the governor further.
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And pipelines facilitate the generation of fossil fuels, fossil fuel energy.
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We have eliminated fossil fuels from our homes, vehicles and industries.
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It favors electric vehicles instead of those run by fossil fuels.
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Most state governments even guarantee renewable fuels a fixed market share.
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For the climate change alarmists, fossil fuels are an easy target.
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GE doubled down on fossil fuels at precisely the wrong time.
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We need to leave our remaining fossil fuels in the ground.
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Covers electricity generators, manufacturers liquid fossil fuels including petrol and diesel.
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That fuels Schultz's call for politics with less bickering and divisiveness.
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There are synthetic fuels that can substitute for any liquid fuel.
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India currently seeks to reduce dependency on fossil fuels by 2030.
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We have fuels that are in critical drought state right now.
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"Tourism, in part, is what fuels the country," Ms. Waxman said.
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More and more businesses are committing themselves to using renewable fuels.
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Fossil fuels are a thing of the past, not the future.
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By suggesting that facts don't matter, it also fuels conspiracy theories.
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We've got to stop using fossil fuels as rapidly as possible.
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Can we get to liquid fuels from sunlight, CO2, and water?
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It's not a straightforward question to answer because it will vary so much from place to place depending on the soil moisture and the types of fuel—whether it's grassy fuels, or litter fuels, or coarse, larger, woody fuels—but you'd be looking for soaking rainfall that markedly increases soil moisture and bushfire fuel moisture, to really dampen these fires down.
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This fuel can be absorbed if there is sufficient demand growth for refined fuels, but if there isn't, then China's additional refined product exports may end up displacing crude demand in other countries that export fuels.
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That price isn't competitive with fossil fuels, but Holmes cites programs like California's low carbon fuel standard that has incentives or credits for low-carbon intensity fuels that could level the playing field in the future.
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Nonetheless, there are lessons here for other clean energy technologies we know we will need for decarbonization — like batteries, better electric cars, advanced nuclear reactors, hydrogen fuels, algae fuels, microgrids, carbon removal, and all the rest.
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Argus in the future also plans to introduce CME-listed LSFO and MGO marine fuels future contracts once physical trade liquidity in the fuels ramps up as a result of the global sulphur cap, Bannister said.
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Over 200 retailers sell E15 and another 3,400 sell E85, but some 2,200 stores are now installing equipment to sell those fuels, a representative from the Renewable Fuels Association said on the sidelines of the hearing.
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Demand for low-sulphur marine fuels has climbed steadily this year as the shipping industry prepares for the IMO's global sulphur cap on marine fuels to be lowered from January 2020 to 0.5% versus 13% currently.
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Spliethoff plans to take a more cautions approach to the transition to low-sulphur fuels, opting in the first three to six months to buy the more expensive marine gasoil before switching to the new fuels.
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It aims to produce fuels that meet an International Maritime Organization mandate calling for large vessels to switch by 2115 to fuels containing no more than 2000 percent sulfur from 3.5 percent, the company has said.
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If the renamed Limetree Bay refinery can be refurbished to produce the fuels in the next 18 months, it could benefit from expected lower prices for heavy crude and strong demand for its fuels, said analysts.
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"It's not only that they have a lot of fossil fuels, it's that their entire system has operated off of fossil fuels, and they've figured out how to make money off of that process," Bozuwa said.
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Yet where Exxon Mobil and its allies see a tangled conspiracy, members of the Rockefeller family see an effort to use the vast wealth generated by fossil fuels to combat the damage done by fossil fuels.
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"The science says very clearly we have to stop extracting fossil fuels and we have to stop burning fossil fuels and that includes not only coal, but also oil and fracked and natural gas," he added.
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Extremely cheap renewable energy is the key to making carbon-neutral synthetic fuels work because it is the key to cheap hydrogen, and producing synthetic fuels at scale is going to require a lot of hydrogen.
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Why it matters: It sounds contradictory, but given that our world has remained 81% dependent upon fossil fuels for the past 30 years, cutting greenhouse gas emissions while using these fuels is probably going to be unavoidable.
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But the world is still deeply dependent upon fossil fuels (81% to be exact), and tradeoffs exist with wind and solar (they need heck of a lot of land, for example, to match fossil fuels and nuclear).
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" Alsup points out in his decision that the Industrial Revolution and modernity as we know it would not have been possible without fossil fuels: "Without those fuels, virtually all of our monumental progress would have been impossible.
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UMass, which announced its plan to divest its endowment from "direct holdings" in fossil fuels in May, is also only giving up its direct holdings in fossil fuels, about $5 million of its roughly $770 million endowment.
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The world's gradual transition from fossil fuels has opened up a huge global market, estimated to be $6 trillion by 2030, for renewable fuels like wind and solar, for electric cars, for advanced batteries and other technologies.
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Although many experts consider this type of equipment essential to tackling climate change given the world's enduring reliance on fossil fuels, the modeling shows that cutting overall use of these fuels is paramount, irrespective of this technology.
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It can fly silently and without direct emissions from burning fossil fuels.
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In short: By burning fossil fuels, people were helping destroy this village.
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Fossil fuels release both toxins and heat-trapping carbon dioxide when burnt.
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All hope the anti-Trump outrage that fuels them will sustain itself.
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After all, what kind of future traveler would rely upon fossil fuels?
|
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It said there were also plans to establish a fuels retail business.
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Colonial's plan is driven largely by waning demand for high-sulfur fuels.
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You can't have a functioning planet if you keep burning fossil fuels.
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Renewable energy sources—solar, wind and hydroelectricity—are different from fossil fuels.
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Another board member called for an additional commitment that fuels inflation expectations.
|
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Overall, only 4.5% of China's vehicles sold last year used alternative fuels.
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And some investors are hesitant to plow more money into fossil fuels.
|
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His Conservative predecessor, Stephen Harper, was a big fan of fossil fuels.
|
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Trying to kill the theory with contradictory evidence just fuels the fire.
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I love the site, the hashtag and the sass that fuels it.
|
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There was this whole fabric of connection between tobacco and fossil fuels.
|
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The big picture: The world is still heavily dependent upon fossil fuels.
|
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It is also because the perception of disorder fuels anti-immigrant sentiment.
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That is because China relies more on fossil fuels for generating power.
|
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The Synthetics Fuels Corporation was a misguided effort that came to naught.
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Concerns about future demand for fossil fuels have weighed on the sector.
|
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This practice, known as enhanced oil recovery, would produce more fossil fuels.
|
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In 1987, fossil fuels accounted for 81% of the world's energy consumption.
|
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When we burn fossil fuels, we release CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.
|
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Maersk is running trials with different fuels and also developing electric batteries.
|
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Hydrogen and other low-carbon fuels are much more expensive than diesel.
|
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That makes wearables increasingly user-friendly and fuels further innovation and adoption.
|
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Go deeper: 2020 Democrats pushing to end public financing of fossil fuels
|
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Natural gas saw the largest usage boost but all fuels saw increases.
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We love the idea of alternative energies to get off fossil fuels.
|
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In a sense, the chaos of the platform fuels its own growth.
|
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That bleak picture clashes with the Trump administration's pro-fossil-fuels agenda.
|
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Once fossil fuels are extracted they need to get transported to refineries.
|
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The burning of fossil fuels is a major contributor to those emissions.
|
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That is, at least while cars running on fossil fuels still exist.
|
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What is the relationship between what fuels love and what entices desire?
|
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But his boldest plan is for boosting the output of fossil fuels.
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There will be a place for fossil fuels for the foreseeable future.
|
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The waiver would allow suppliers to ship off-season fuels if available.
|
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Without them, renewables would have taken longer to compete with fossil fuels.
|
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But the rest of the fuels market is far out of balance.
|
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Lately, there's been an upsurge of interest and experimentation around synthetic fuels.
|
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Ultimately, Climate Engineering doesn't want to be in the commodity fuels business.
|
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More water vapor fuels more ice crystal growth, which means shinier clouds.
|
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Biomass fuels are not going to deliver us a carbon-free future.
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Fossil fuels accounted for 81% of the world's energy consumption in 1987.
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Fossil fuels are just too easy, and for the time being, cheap.
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Fossil fuels need to stay in the ground, as much as possible.
|
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The bulk of the support on the right is for fossil fuels.
|
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ExxonMobil misled the public about the effect of fossil fuels on global
|
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Both are incredibly dangerous and one fuels the spread of the other.
|
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Prices of imported materials and fuels rose 17.1 percent on the year.
|
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Obama has prioritized reducing carbon emissions and the use of fossil fuels.
|
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Hydrotreaters remove sulfur from motor fuels in compliance with U.S. environmental regulations.
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Now we know Prince William's dance floor secret -- booze fuels those moves!
|
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Some US cities and states are abandoning their dependence on fossil fuels.
|
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"That would favor the use and demand of fossil fuels," Chanes said.
|
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These fuels are the only energy sources capable of delivering baseload power.
|
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Fossil fuels have a distinct fingerprint in the isotopes of their carbon.
|
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When the use of renewable fuels is curbed, the opposite is true.
|
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It is not clear where BP will source fuels for local sales.
|
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Our collective, unavoidable, justifiable outrage fuels the fire of right-wing extremism.
|
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This fear only fuels desperation to get in on the act sooner.
|
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Problem is, almost none of that new capacity came from fossil fuels.
|
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What fuels the familiar beats of grieving when a cultural figure dies?
|
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Stocks of gasoline and other fuels typically fall during the maintenance period.
|
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Fossil fuels accounted for just 22 percent of jobs in the sector.
|
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Wolff's recklessness fuels the Trump administration's critique of journalists and the media.
|
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He seems firmly committed to continuing the American addiction to fossil fuels.
|
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IPOA's lack of success fuels anger beyond the families of individual victims.
|
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Transitioning off of fossil fuels can indeed create tens of thousands of
|
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Imports from Iran mainly consisted of mineral fuels, chemical products and food.
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Balance our use of fossil fuels knowing that the future is renewables.
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Volatility can undermine the confidence that fuels the main street economy's momentum.
|
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But the U.S. is becoming an increasingly important exporter of fossil fuels.
|
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However, he conveniently fails to discuss the true cost of conventional fuels.
|
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But it still won't divest from fossil fuels, The Washington Post reports.
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That's why gas prices, not coal prices, drive shifts between the fuels.
|
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Another possibility is to burn fossil fuels, but to capture the emissions.
|
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Small and medium-size refiners process roughly half the nation's transportation fuels.
|
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The technology makes synthetic fuels using only air, water and renewable power.
|
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"Whatever fuels the fire for a person to be competitive," Bowles added.
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Certain fuels treatments to improve forest conditions have been delayed or cancelled.
|
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And third, we must shift transportation from fossil fuels to clean alternatives.
|
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Mitchell was convinced that the world was running out of fossil fuels.
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Long-term, it is looking to phase out fossil fuels by 2050.
|
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Businesses invested in energy efficiency measures and switched to less polluting fuels.
|
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Ireland on Thursday became the first country to divest from fossil fuels.
|
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Fossil fuels are still being extracted and burned at a furious rate.
|
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"These reactors should convert to safer fuels or shut down," he said.
|
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Fossil fuels met over two-thirds of that additional worldwide energy need.
|
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Yet most of his energy concerns focused on fossil fuels, particularly coal.
|
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Fossil fuels possess energy density capabilities far beyond what batteries can achieve.
|
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But the money and intensity on the GOP side support fossil fuels.
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The action is significant as it targets the supply of fossil fuels.
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It's really not so different from the way that Weir fuels up.
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The truth is taxpayers and consumers benefit when renewable fuels displace petroleum.
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Another product of science is the technology that can replace fossil fuels.
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Better yet, the fossil fuels should simply be left in the ground.
|
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Seemingly overnight, the fossil fuels executive became a champion of renewable energy.
|
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Without access to pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and fuels, many people would die.
|
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Renewable energy prices have dropped, and are nearly competitive with fossil fuels.
|
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Critics, though, continue to say Shell is overly wedded to fossil fuels.
|
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Simply put, virtually every factor that fuels hurricanes has been in place.
|
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As we continue to burn fossil fuels, its effects will only grow.
|
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But don't fool yourself that the suppliers of fuels are the polluters.
|
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The question that fuels the YouGov poll is based on a fallacy.
|
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But China is taking serious steps to shift off of fossil fuels.
|
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A ban on fossil fuels prompts parts of the South to secede.
|
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While transportation is still dominated by fossil fuels, a shift is underway.
|
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Combustion is only one part of the damage done by fossil fuels.
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Protesters chant keep fossil fuels in the ground at Trump #COP20453 event.
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It gives remote towns a lifeline to critical fuels, food, and medicines.
|
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The brutal caste system that meritocratic competition engenders fuels politically potent rage.
|
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To do that, we need to stop burning fossil fuels for energy.
|
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He said that criticism fuels him because he likes proving people wrong.
|
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"I don't believe that you create mandates for fossil fuels," he said.
|
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"Both are necessary byproducts of our addiction to fossil fuels," he said.
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Frustration fuels paranoia The toll on Carolyn's mind is hard to explain.
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Shifting away from fossil fuels is, by far, humanity's number one challenge.
|
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Resentment against rising regional and class inequality fuels a deeply anticapitalist culture.
|
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The idea is that any response, positive or negative, fuels a behavior.
|
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"We need to drastically reduce our use of fossil fuels," she wrote.
|
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Their new missiles use solid fuels and can be launched in minutes.
|
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It was about drilling for hope and dignity, rather than fossil fuels.
|
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" He continued, "The solutions are now cheaper than burning dirty fossil fuels.
|
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Regimes that appeared stable can suddenly crumble when corruption fuels popular uprisings.
|
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Speaking with with reporters Tuesday at the Iowa Renewable Fuels Summit, Gov.
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Still, carbon pollution from fossil fuels remains the greatest regulatory challenge ever.
|
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But the reality is that fossil fuels are not cheap at all.
|
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Many Democrats want to transition the US away from fossil fuels altogether.
|
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Which in turn simply fuels the fires of the Syrians civil war.
|
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What's more, it would be cheaper than running it on fossil fuels.
|
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Progressives have much more confidence, and that confidence fuels their democratic conviction.
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To recommend that for white working class men just fuels class anger.
|
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Financial management firm BlackRock recently announced it would divest from fossil fuels.
|
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The tapestry reminds him of the divine power that fuels his mind.
|
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Nostalgia, which fuels our resentment toward change, is a natural human impulse.
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Renewables won't achieve cost parity with fossil fuels until 2051, he predicted.
|
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Hydrocrackers use hydrogen to produce motor fuels, especially diesel, from gas oil.
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As refugees feel locked out, their frustration fuels an alternative rental system.
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Still, there are winners and losers within fossil fuels, Dr. Birol said.
|
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What he did not call for was the elimination of fossil fuels.
|
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Various fuels are on the list, as well as fiber optical cables.
|
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The same goes for getting your college to divest from fossil fuels.
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Curbing carbon emissions from fossil fuels could help prevent these negative effects.
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U.S. environmental rules require sulfur be removed from motor fuels during production.
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Henderson is also chairman of the Renewable Fuels Association board of directors.
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Already it has pledged to phase out financing fossil fuels by 2021.
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Transparency is Anger Management's best asset, which fuels much of its power.
|
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That fuels more warming, which melts more permafrost, and ... you get it.
|
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Bezos said Amazon should aid them in their transition from fossil fuels.
|
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Those fuels retain what edge they have only because of their reliability.
|
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Go deeper: U.S. insurance industry under growing pressure to exit fossil fuels
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Mainstream environmental activists hate nuclear even more than they hate fossil fuels.
|
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"That is, in part, what fuels the sense of anger," he said.
|
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Not just food, but single-use plastics, and fossil fuels and energy.
|
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Happily, there is an alternative: solar fuels, sometimes known as artificial photosynthesis.
|
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Instead of making bread from air, you can make fuels from air.
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From an environmental standpoint, air-capture fuels are not a utopian solution.
|
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This world was completely reliant on the private car and fossil fuels.
|
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Meanwhile, the company goes about its business: maximizing production of fossil fuels.
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Such arguments are shallow because virtually everyone depends on these fuels somehow.
|
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Burning fossil fuels, for instance, has been a massive boon to humanity.
|
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It's the competition between different fuels; they all have advantages and disadvantages.
|
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Fossil fuels currently provide just over 80 percent of the world's energy.
|
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"No one's proposing that we stop using fossil fuels overnight," he said.
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Fossil fuels rest on a foundation of colonialist exploitation and rent-seeking.
|
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Some could be combined with carbon dioxide to create other liquid fuels.
|
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We need zero-carbon fuels and we need long-term energy storage.
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Basically, every new kWh from VRE displaces a kWh from fossil fuels.
|
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The administration is right that fossil fuels will be used for decades and that how to use those fuels more cleanly, such as with carbon-capture technology, is a subject that won't get much attention at the conference.
|
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Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, and Ivory Coast have pledged to introduce strict standards to ensure they use cleaner, low-sulphur fuels for their vehicles, effectively stopping Europe from exporting its dirty fuels, the U.N. Environment Programme (UNEP) said.
|
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The OFF Fossil Fuels campaign provides a support structure for individuals anywhere to organize with each other and engage with local elected officials and community leaders in campaigns to fight fossil fuels or to support pro-renewable policies.
|
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It would take significant funding away from clean energy research and development and direct it toward fossil fuels, which the GOP says is a better use of money, since those are the dominant fuels in the United States.
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Our reliance on fossil fuels helped to build the American economy, but continuing to burn these fuels—even as alternatives like renewable energy and electric vehicles come onto the market—is contributing to the severity of extreme weather.
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The expansion in retail and petrochemicals are seen as key for BP as the world shifts away from fossil fuels, focusing on low-carbon fuels and plastics whose demand BP expects to continue growing sharply in the coming decades.
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"We believe the current structure of the RFS has generally worked to drive expanded production and use of renewable fuels in the U.S. marketplace," Bob Dinneen, president of the Renewable Fuels Association said in a letter to the EPA.
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"We don't need these pipelines to meet our energy needs, so it makes no sense to lock us into generations of dependence on dirty fossil fuels," said Joan Walker, who helps lead the Sierra Club's Beyond Dirty Fuels Campaign.
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"Without question, fossil fuels will continue to be used, and we would argue that it's in the global interest to make sure when fossil fuels are used that they be as clean and efficient as possible," Mr. Banks said.
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" Tillerson pushed back against activists who have called for keeping fossil fuels in the ground, arguing that approach isn't realistic and saying the "world is going to have to continue using fossil fuels, whether they like it or not.
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Fossil fuels are less expensive in the United States than most other countries because we produce so much and tax them so lightly -- so if renewables are competitive here, they will certainly be competitive with carbon fuels elsewhere, too.
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Charging an electric car isn't like refueling one that runs on fossil fuels.
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Weak rule of law, poor governance, and instability fuels both poverty and insecurity.
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Not while our energy continues to be supplied almost entirely by fossil fuels.
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Ukraine's energy sector remains heavily dependent on traditional fossil fuels and nuclear power.
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Its motto is "hockey that fuels emotion"—a tagline that hints at hostility.
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Other GE businesses are tied to fossil fuels in one way or another.
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Fossil fuels appear to be starting to power down for the long term.
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Getting rid of government support for these fuels seems like a no-brainer.
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Runaway climate change because humanity has taken too long to ditch fossil fuels?
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Costco fuels my insatiability and cultivates curiosity within me at a cellular level.
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These kinds of support mechanisms for fossil fuels are hard to suss out.
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The U.S. also imports electrical machinery, mineral fuels, and optical and medical equipment.
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"There isn't a viable alternative to fossil fuels on the horizon," he said.
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That comes as an increasingly bitter U.S./China trade war fuels recession fears.
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This typically means using more expensive fossil fuels like diesel and fuel oil.
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Polluting cooking fuels as well as cars contribute to the poor air quality.
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It's really funny and interesting and fuels my desire to travel even more.
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When burned, these fuels emit carbon dioxide, which traps heat in the atmosphere.
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And even though fossil fuels can be moved, doing so is not desirable.
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Breaking money silence not only improves clients' financial literacy, it fuels business growth.
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Wyoming is one of the top producers of fossil fuels in the nation.
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These are my heroic, generous people whose selflessness fuels our commitment to stay.
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Banning fossil fuels is impractical, so economists recommend taxing carbon-dioxide emissions instead.
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The cost of imported industrial supplies and materials excluding fuels decreased 0.3 percent.
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The price hike was intended to help wean French drivers off fossil fuels.
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Fossil fuels have long kept our cars moving and our light bulbs lit.
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Energy experts say storage is essential for making renewables competitive with fossil fuels.
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Both brands openly admit that Instagram trend scouting fuels their ever-growing business.
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Remember, scientists say we need to be off fossil fuels entirely this century.
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And if it's fossil fuels, they want the university to withdraw those investments.
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Of course the illusion that fuels those theories is just that: an illusion.
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Fixing an existing problem with new technology often fuels new and terrifying questions.
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Its local output of the two fuels is about 700,000 tonnes, NRL said.
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Local markets could generate their own hydrogen-rich fuels from regionally available resources.
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The pro-fossil fuels agenda of the Vote Leave campaign was no secret.
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Driverless tech and alternative fuels were the big story of last year's show.
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There is still some way to go before companies abandon dirty fuels completely.
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CANADA, CALIFORNIA SIGN MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING TO ADVANCE CLEANER VEHICLES, FUELS -- CALIFORNIA STATEMENT
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And A2F is the only way to make near-carbon-neutral synthetic fuels.
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Global emissions from fossil fuels rose in 2018 -- to an estimated 9753 gigatons.
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I do think the fossil fuels will have a rally under President Trump.
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Alternative fuels such as ethanol, hydrogen and natural gas are becoming increasingly important.
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Some 29,000 tonnes of fuels were banned from selling, the interior ministry said.
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Wholesale power generated from fossil fuels in Germany currently fetches 26 euros/MWh.
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"Most fuels will have a bit of iron as an impurity," Maher explained.
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Go deeper: Amazon fuels creation of spin-off startups to strengthen its ecosystem
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It follows certain rules and prefers certain fuels and follows certain wind patterns.
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Some worry its deployment fuels a cycle of militarization on the Korean Peninsula.
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And those ads are what fuels the largest tech companies in the world.
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It's basically the opposite of a subtweet, and subtweets are what fuels Twitter.
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California agreed to remove a requirement to account for upstream emissions of fuels.
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Singapore sales of low-sulfur marine fuels hit a record high in June.
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Condensates are used to produce products like petrol, jet fuel, and heating fuels.
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Plus, consider the toll fossil fuels already are taking on the Louisiana coast.
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Trump's emphasis on fossil fuels is particularly notable in light of Thursday's report.
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It relied, then as now, on a handful of increasingly unnecessary fossil fuels.
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"I think a lot of this fuels their nuclear missile companies," he said.
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Fossil fuels are by far the most-shipped commodity within the United States.
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He added that in cataclysmic scenarios, the absence of information fuels market volatility.
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In many ways, refined carbohydrates—bread, pasta, white rice—are like fossil fuels.
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It's one that favors fossil fuels (with a nod to nuclear power too).
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Such a fracking ban would amount to no small amount of fossil fuels.
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Hydrotreaters remove hydrogen sulfide from motor fuels in compliance with U.S. environmental rules.
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The last thing the planet and the atmosphere needs is more fossil fuels.
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Some racing fuels are a methanol blend and some are 100 percent methanol.
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For a FACTBOX on U.S. renewable fuels requirements from 2014-2018, please see:.
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Even the fealty to fossil fuels is incoherent, untethered to any consistent worldview.
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It will mean dramatically lowering global societies' reliance on carbon-emitting fossil fuels.
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Latin American countries profited from China's appetite for their minerals, fuels and foodstuffs.
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When the clothes are smaller and they fit, it just fuels you more.
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It's a draining process, but one whose reward loop fuels the next obstacle.
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But I think my dread of space also fuels my passion for it.
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He said that more is invested globally in renewable energy than fossil fuels.
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Errant expectations of renewables costs may lead companies to overinvest in fossil fuels.
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That they break any business ties with companies that extract fossil fuels 3.
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Meanwhile, the electricity produced by burning fossil fuels has been cut in half.
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That could go a long way toward lowering our reliance on fossil fuels.
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In full disclosure, I'm a renewable fuels advocate and I make no apologies.
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Cruz is "the biggest opponent of renewable fuels" in the race, Branstad said.
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Cancer cells rely on these fuels in a way that healthy cells don't.
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In Russia, extensive mining and drilling for fossil fuels are damaging the forest.
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Biomass plants generate energy by burning fuels, releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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The clothing industry, like most industries, is also stubbornly reliant on fossil fuels.
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There is no mention of fossil fuels at all in the Democrats' plan.
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They have not objected to the plan's exemptions for marine and aviation fuels.
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There is no question that savage political rhetoric fuels the rise of partyism.
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It also fuels her commitment to testimonial theater, such as "Nirbhaya," she said.
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Many countries in the region still rely heavily on fossil fuels for energy.
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All of this fuels happiness and sends heaps of positive energy your way.
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So fossil fuels are diminishing, but they're still going to be pretty important.
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"You get rid of fossil fuels, and you'll stop the world," Pickens said.
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He said it requires fossil fuels to keep the lights on in Africa.
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This accountability would shatter the illusion that energy from fossil fuels is cheap.
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Fossil fuels must be reduced and eventually abandoned for cleaner and safer power.
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What Hayes's book forcefully shows is how extensively the global economy fuels displacement.
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But there is currently no economic incentive for airports to carry multiple fuels.
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Eating fuels hunger, a devil's full belly flattening as milk stretches her breasts.
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The hydrogen and carbon dioxide react with one another, producing hydrocarbons including fuels.
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His departure also fuels the high level of turnover in the Trump administration.
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A complete transition away from fossil fuels rather than relying on carbon offsets.
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"Margins could be pinched if you produce more lower-sulfur fuels," said Tee.
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It will also feature a new installation and performance piece, What Fuels Development?
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Fuels can be tracked by using chemical markers that bind to fuel molecules.
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A lot of the money that fuels this system comes from government grants.
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It's been the same thing with 3D Sonic, and fuels the Sonic Cycle.
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Ways to guide the transformation: Address the highest-emitting fuels and sectors first.
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And that fuels everything that I say when I have a live mic.
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Whether it likes it or not, the Trump industry fuels the Trump person.
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It reported record sales of marine fuels in 2017 of 50.6 million tonnes.
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Also known as brown coal, it is one of the dirtiest fossil fuels.
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Globally, fewer flights and cruises mean less jet and marine fuels are burned.
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The obvious counterargument is that humanity has also benefited immensely from fossil fuels.
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The bad news is, eliminating fossil fuels is a really, really big job.
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Bull markets are usually driven by a strengthening economy that fuels corporate profits.
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Steyer has since left the fund is now actively campaigning against fossil fuels.
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We have to have substantial reduction in fossil fuels in the next decade.
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But on a volume basis, hydrogen contains far less energy than other fuels.
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Neighborhood mini-grids that do not rely on fossil fuels will supply electricity.
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The diesel that fuels his vehicle has increased in price by one-fifth.
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It was quick to acknowledge the link between fossil fuels and global warming.
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It forges volcanoes, fuels atmospheres, digs out ocean basins and creates mountain ranges.
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Do you really think she insisted that the light come from fossil fuels?
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Bill Walker also made the case that the state needs more fossil fuels.
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It is a clean alternative to fossil fuels, which contribute to climate change.
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Many of the affected areas are powered by obsolete grids using fossil fuels.
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"Our desire for these stories fuels the companies that sell them," he writes.
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But concerns about greenhouse-gas emissions have clouded the future of fossil fuels.
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NOAA says to think of warm water as the engine that fuels hurricanes.
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For instance, the aviation industry is strongly dependent on fossil fuels, she said.
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It fuels my writing and my desire to be part of this show.
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That compares to all-electric vehicles that do not use any fossil fuels.
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Hydrotreaters extract hydrogen sulfide from motor fuels in compliance with U.S. environmental rules.
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That criticism fuels a bigger vicious cycle, a conservative foreign policy analyst said.
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Hypothetically, Australia could decouple its own economy from fossil fuels without impacting exports.
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A RIN is simply the mechanism for tracking renewable fuels within the program.
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America's federal government has 16 types of subsidy for digging up fossil fuels.
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Banks have also shied away in a global pullback from financing fossil fuels.
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We need to manage the transition off of our dependence on fossil fuels.
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President Trump has called for expanding domestic production of fossil fuels for export.
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"Thankful for the fuels and innovation that make modern life possible," it read.
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So how do their financial commitments to fossil fuels and sustainability stack up?
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NEW ZEALAND Covers electricity generators, manufacturers liquid fossil fuels including petrol and diesel.
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Critics say the measures aren't enough to change their support of fossil fuels.
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Large state-owned companies with vested interests in fossil fuels sense an opportunity.
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That he sees no need to disguise his faith only fuels his popularity.
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At the same time, renewable energy is reaching cost parity with fossil fuels.
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"Mining fossil fuels are taking from the Earth, extracting from it," Oldanie said.
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Checks also came from companies that support drilling, mining and transporting fossil fuels.
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But each low inflation or wage reading fuels the debate about the Fed.
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Under any assumption, the world will continue to demand fossil fuels for decades.
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He also pledged to slash the use of fossil fuels, including natural gas.
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"Please divest from fossil fuels," I said, hoping to catch her off guard.
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The Renewable Fuels Association took issue with DeCicco and his methodology and funding.
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But that's not the only way to challenge fossil fuels in the courtroom.
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"I wish I'd made the move away from fossil fuels sooner," he said.
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There's the unity that shared experience fuels, very definitely, but that isn't all.
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But right now, the cheapest fuels that we have are wind and solar.
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Similarly when your appliances do nothing, they are often still burning fossil fuels.
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The specter of the Nazis fuels his preferred, and somewhat tortured, historical parallel.
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We can also convert biomass into liquid fuels for transportation and industrial processes.
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The miracles will come from investing in everything: renewables, nuclear and fossil fuels.
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Meanwhile, social media fuels the idea that everyone else is happier than you.
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Minimizing rural voters only fuels the culture war that is dividing our nation.
|
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China, home to the world's busiest container ports, is also demanding cleaner fuels.
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He hopes that this will raise awareness about cleaner cars and alternative fuels.
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There is no doubt that the burning of fossil fuels has caused pollution.
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Carbon-neutral liquid fuels are almost certainly the largest potential market for CO2.
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Previously the Renewable Fuels Association had opposed any changes, the New Yorker reported.
|
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Protesters obstructed traffic around the World Bank, demanding it divest from fossil fuels.
|
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And past jobs in fossil fuels are proving to make for good training.
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They may also value the reliability of fossil fuels over wind and solar.
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There are many varieties of solar fuels being researched and tested right now.
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Chucky was the stuff of many kids' nightmares — what fuels yours these days?
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In those scenarios, how much of the world's fossil fuels can we burn?
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Maybe it is [synthetic] fuels production, maybe it's seasonal storage, I don't know.
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The red lines above trace ships carrying liquid fuels — crude oil or gasoline.
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Climate activists are always yelling at them for burning so many fossil fuels.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Much of Africa's population is being choked by deadly fuels that are banned in Europe and the United States, a campaign group said on Friday, blaming the international trading firms that sell high-sulfur fuels to the continent.
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Liquid fuels like gasoline still account for 99 percent of the U.S. auto market and electric vehicles still represent only a small proportion of vehicles on the roads, said John Eichberger, Executive Director of the Fuels Institute, during a separate panel.
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Mylan has 99 percent stakes in 5 LLCs that own refined coal plants: Canton Fuels Company in Illinois, Chouteau Fuels Company in Oklahoma, Deogun Manufacturing Company in Utah, Marquis Industrial Company in Indiana and Powder Street LLC in West Virginia.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Demand for high sulfur marine fuels is likely to see a smaller drop than previously expected by 23.5, said consultancy FGE, as changing attitudes to sulfur-stripping technologies from large shippers alter the outlook for use of the fuels.
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All of which is to say: OCI has produced about the most conservative possible estimate of the subsidies received by fossil fuels in the US. These are solely production subsidies — taxpayer money that goes directly to producing more fossil fuels.
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LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - With a week until the implementation of International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that will slash the permitted level of sulfur in marine fuels, shippers appear to be favoring very low-sulfur fuel oil (VLSFO) mixes over distillate fuels.
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For every job in fossil fuels, the state boasts 22050 jobs in renewable energy.
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Sulfur plants extract sulfur from hydrogen sulfide removed during the production of motor fuels.
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The dinosaur represents fossil fuels as well as extinction, including perhaps our own extinction.
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And that fuels understandable Israeli beliefs that they can spy on America without challenge.
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Navarro is considered the advisor who most fuels Trump's fixation on reducing trade deficits.
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Further, the Kentucky Derby is an event whose horsepower fuels the state's economic engine.
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Hence, the true costs of fossil fuels are far higher than their market prices.
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To cover the loss, it had to massively increase imports of expensive fossil fuels.
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Every grid still relies on fossil fuels (most for a majority of their power).
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A source close to West previously told PEOPLE the rapper's family life fuels him.
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From Afghanistan to Kenya, graft fuels terrorist groups like the Taliban and al-Shabaab.
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In the United States, renewables are cost-competitive with fossil fuels in some markets.
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Import prices excluding fuels fell 0.2 percent after slipping 0.1 percent the prior month.
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Saying what you believe in—that's what fuels us behind the scenes every day.
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The host nation Poland is committed to coal, the most polluting of fossil fuels.
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" But, he adds: "Let's get off fossil fuels and create new jobs, new industries.
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Here's the thinking: Unlike fossil fuels, trees are already part of Earth's carbon cycle.
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Including these fuels, the U.S. government model is more closely aligned with the IEA.
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The department sentenced Malek Jalal, owner of Unity Fuels, to 60 months in prison.
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The burning of fossil fuels will seem as remote and unsavory as human sacrifice.
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The draft includes banning the usage of palm oil in motor fuels from 2021.
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It's the management of supply chains and outputs, and it's also what fuels war.
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Solar power is just now becoming cheaper than electricity production based on fossil fuels.
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"We have to tackle fossil fuels and global climate change much faster," Marshall says.
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It would be Brazil's first emissions reductions market, although limited to the fuels industry.
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Trump rejects climate science that links rising temperatures to human consumption of fossil fuels.
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Food fuels the soul, and is inherently connected to our culture and our roots.
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It fuels a cultural competitiveness in China that turns ancient history into a battleground.
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But peat, or turf, is one of the most polluting fuels in the world.
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Until now, Booster Fuels mostly offered this service in its home state of Texas.
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Over 20163% of the world's energy still comes from fossil fuels (see chart 22016).
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He has also called for a progressive reduction in the use of fossil fuels.
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Greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels are expected to grow by 6.3% in 2018.
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Without fossil fuels today, the lights would go out in much of the country.
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The Semi is Tesla's next step to move the economy away from fossil fuels.
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The hard truth is that we must keep more fossil fuels in the ground.
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Further advances will enable near pollutant-free mobility; future fuels offer sustainable decarbonisation strategies.
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It's a nihilistic skepticism that fuels destructive political discourse and accepts nothing as fact.
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Eventually, they hope, this "artificial sun" could be used to produce environmentally-friendly fuels.
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To clean up the industry, a variety of fuels and technologies will be needed.
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I think that fuels us and if that's what it takes, so be it.
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But even on the price of fossil fuels, there could be progress this week.
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Poverty fuels small-scale and illegal mining and enforcement of safety standards is poor.
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Now we're using more and more energy to extract smaller quantities of fossil fuels.
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Lignite is a cheap source of electricity, but one of the dirtiest of fuels.
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Hartarto asserted that green diesel generated 90 percent fewer emissions than conventional fossil fuels.
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Overall, less than 10 percent of electricity in France is generated using fossil fuels.
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ExxonMobil, backed by 23 years of expertise, is working to supply more fossil fuels.
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By burning fossil fuels and chopping down rainforests, we humans are destabilizing the climate.
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Encouraging CCS for fossil fuels as a stepping stone to NETs appeals to some.
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Mr Smith thinks renewable energy is too costly and unreliable to replace fossil fuels.
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Several Western governments have called time on internal-combustion engines which burn fossil fuels.
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This week, the EIA reduced its forecast U.S. demand for crude and liquid fuels.
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New Horizons Energy is one such company producing gas and fuels out of trash.
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That resource is then sold for transportation uses, offsetting the utilization of fossil fuels.
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The largest user of fossil fuels in our city is the central heat plant.
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At the same time, fossil fuels are superheating the planet and transforming Canada forever.
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Trump also continues to push fossil fuels as a key part of his agenda.
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We have to flip the automotive industry on its head… independent of fossil fuels.
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There's no better place to start than coal, particularly carbon-intensive among fossil fuels.
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Do we want to get off fossil fuels as quickly and cheaply as possible?
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In addition, it would cut the use of fossil fuels and boost energy security.
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Falling costs for solar panels has made the renewable resource competitive against fossil fuels.
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With the unprecedented burning of fossil fuels, carbon accumulations will simply keep going up.
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GE's performance reflects the broader trend of utilities shifting to renewables from fossil fuels.
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College students across the country are pushing their institutions to divest from fossil fuels.
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The EPA attributed the decline to lower carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels.
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Watch as DeLuca shares what fuels her to invent and reinvent, again and again.
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This effort begins with energy, which fuels the great productive power of American enterprise.
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Ellen Page has a lot to say about what happens when hate fuels politics.
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Chuck Kennedy Secretary Perry makes headlines saying fossil fuels can help prevent sexual assault.
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A particular emphasis has been placed on developing fossil fuels, rather than renewable energy.
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America is the leader in the energy sector, not just fossil fuels, he said.
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Gretchen Rossi makes a cameo and once again fuels questions about Judge's husband's sexuality.
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Mainstream scientists say fossil fuels contribute to heat waves, floods, droughts and rising seas.
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Governments around the world are pushing policies cutting greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.
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Nigeria relies almost entirely on imported fuels due to limited and poorly maintained refineries.
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And this type of work is what feeds my soul and fuels my purpose.
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They are challenging the status quo of established industries—from fossil fuels to fashion.
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It's a testament to how sexism in this country fuels racism, and vice versa.
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That's about four times more public financing for fossil fuels than clean energy sources.
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The truth is that neither will contribute much to weaning us from fossil fuels.
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The only real long-term solution is to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.
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Chuck Grassley, referring to a dispute with the administration over the renewable fuels standard.
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Now, tourism fuels job creation, and people are more willing to work and visit.
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This anxiety fuels the desire, however hastily, to hunt and ferret out latent fascists.
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Overall, fossil fuels companies outspend environmental groups by a margin of 10 to one.
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Barrett (7 TDs) fuels No. 9 Ohio St. in rout of Nebraska LINCOLN, Neb.
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The result: fossil fuels use, particularly natural gas, keeps growing to supply the rest.
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Trump seizes on that distrust and fuels it with his "deep state" conspiracy rhetoric.
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The economy minister has recognized hydrogen as offering a green alternative to fossil fuels.
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Moreover, carbon-based fossil fuels have supported unmatched economic prosperity since the Industrial Revolution.
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Transport and heating, the other big users of energy, remain dominated by fossil fuels.
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Ditto for the Pentagon's research and development programs on future fuels, logistics and automation.
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Gas-delivering competitors in the U.S. include: Filld, WeFuel, Purple, Booster Fuels and GasNinjas.
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In early February, Icahn contacted Bob Dinneen, the head of the Renewable Fuels Association.
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That pollution comes from vehicle emissions, heavy use of fossil fuels and other factors.
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The wholesale price of power reflects the cost of buying carbon permits and fuels.
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It feeds me, it fuels me, and then it sort of becomes a conversation.
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Her neediness threatens his detached self-control — and fuels his own self-destructive tendencies.
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Our assumption that natural gas would be substituted for other fossil fuels seemed reasonable.
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After all, fossil fuels have provided over 80 percent of U.S. energy since 1900.
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America's industrial economy, like a century ago, is powered almost entirely by fossil fuels.
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The levels of cognitive dissonance and grief cannot be underestimated, and it fuels pushback.
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There are no social benefits ascribable to fossil fuels, according to entrenched climate alarmists.
|
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"We have to keep most of the fossil fuels in the ground," he said.
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Plunging costs of renewable energy make it more competitive than ever with fossil fuels.
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You might have heard, for example, that porn fuels misogynistic attitudes and sexual violence.
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We absolutely can and should take down material that incites violence and fuels hate.
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All U.S. ports have required cleaner ship fuels for ocean-going vessels since 2015.
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In fact, we already have the tools necessary to wean ourselves off fossil fuels.
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The United States and the world will be using fossil fuels for some time.
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Of this, $28500 billion (6900%) can be attributed to tax incentives supporting fossil fuels.
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Advanced biofuels must be developed to produce renewable fuels without competing with food supplies.
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Steve Antony is the President & CEO of Lakewood, Colorado based Energy Fuels (NYSE: UUUU).
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People there can't breathe, owing to the pollution from burning crops and fossil fuels.
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And we know that change is caused primarily by the burning of fossil fuels.
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It sparks innovation, fuels growth, and can help ward off unfair practices like monopolies.
|
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Moving away from fossil fuels can help with stabilizing the climate and its ecosystems.
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The second-largest sub-industry allocation in the XME is coal and consumable fuels.
|
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NIH spending fuels the biomedical employment engine, supporting 22019,000 jobs across all 50 states.
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Data, for instance, could help experts use fossil fuels "efficiently" and "smartly," he said.
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The scheme aimed to encourage businesses to burn wood pellets rather than fossil fuels.
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The combined stocks of the three fuels reached their highest level since February 2012.
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Fossil fuels are how they get around, where they work, what funds their governments.
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Rather than build Somalia, flooding Mogadishu with cash fuels corruption that undermines its recovery.
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The year 1865 is taken as the start of wide use of fossil fuels.
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We may even embrace racial discrimination as an affirmative action that fuels deeper divides.
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Germany arguably does more to transition away from fossil fuels than any other nation.
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Companies like fuel retailers, which blend fuels, benefit from selling RINs to obligated parties.
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Perhaps addressing our ongoing dependence on fossil fuels and the apocalyptic consequences to come?
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In office, Pruitt immediately set about providing fossil fuels the "relief" he promised them.
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