英語 での The fossil fuel の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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With the provision of this service as a turning point, CTC aims to establish a total support system for energy businesses, including electricity sources of the fossil fuel type at power plants and energy-related solutions, and to offer flexible services compatible with domestic energy systems ahead of its competitors.
Senator Bernie Sanders said, quote,“Pruitt's record is not only that of being a climate change denier, but also someone who has worked closely with the fossil fuel industry to make this country more dependent, not less, on fossil fuels.”.
Meanwhile, the fossil fuel industry is rushing to make multibillion-dollar investments in new infrastructure to extract oil, natural gas and coal from some of the dirtiest and highest-risk sources on the continent(the $7 billion Keystone XL pipeline being only the highest-profile example).
On the home front, it is time for Japan to reject the fossil fuel and nuclear technologies of last century and instead embrace the clean and sustainable energy future that will reestablish Japan as a global technology leader.
It's an issue for the business community, and the good news is that the business community is changing very rapidly-- except for the fossil fuel industries--(Laughter) Even they are beginning to slightly change their language-- but only slightly.
That means that virtually unlimited political power has been concentrated into the hands of the richest industry in the world, the fossil fuel industry- the very same industry that is endangering every aspect of our modern world with its reckless pursuit of ever-increasing profits.
US President Donald Trump wants to reopen mines, not only because that brings him votes from those who have lost an obsolete job, but because the fossil fuel industry is a strong backer of Trump's Republican party.
In order to achieve the above target, we must free ourselves from the fossil fuel dependent mass-production, mass-consumption, and mass-disposal of the 20th century and create a new era based on a sustainable low-carbon economy.
Boeve believes the only way to get that figure back to 350 ppm is to create a“massive social movement” to weaken the fossil fuel industry and usher in a broad embrace of renewable energy.
Well, science is science… there is no doubt that if we burned all the fossil fuel that's in the ground right now, that the planet's going to get too hot and the consequences could be dire.[…]We're not going to be able to burn it all.”.
There are a myriad of ways in which churches and mosques to synagogues and temples can assist towards an ambitious climate agreement,” said Figueres, citing the fossil fuel divestment campaign as a way they could assist efforts to reach a climate deal. Source: The Guardian.
By naming this industry's singularly destructive influence- and by highlighting the moral dimensions of climate change- we hope that the fossil fuel divestment movement can help break the hold that the fossil fuel industry has on our economy and our governments.
Campaigners point out that this requires a separation of the fossil fuel industry from the state in order to end its political influence over decision-makers, and to ensure that the current system of energy subsidies reflects the public interest and not the special interests of'Big Oil' and its wealthy allies.
But four Republican senators with close ties to the fossil fuel industry are trying to eliminate government funding for a National Science Foundation designed to help forecasters(and by extension, the general public)“become more familiar with the science behind how their local weather and its trends are related to the dynamics of the climate.”.
In the US, oil and gas companies are always among the industries to spend the most on lobbying, pouring $132.2m into these efforts in 2008 alone.[47] Barack Obama notoriously received more money from the fossil fuel industry than any other lawmaker except his Republican opponent during the 2008 election campaign.
As widely pointed out, there was no mentioning in the text of the word'fossil fuel'(let alone the need to keep 80% of fossil fuels in the ground[9]). Nor was there was any reference to the global military industrial complex[10] that is next to the fossil fuel industry in its global GHG emissions.
Here's why: in order to keep warming below 2°C, a target that the United States and nearly every other country on Earth has agreed to, the International Energy Agency calculates that the fossil fuel industry will need to not burn approximately 80% of their reserves of coal, oil, and gas.
Well, science is science… there is no doubt that if we burned all the fossil fuel that's in the ground right now, that the planet's going to get too hot and the consequences could be dire.[…]We're not going to be able to burn it all.” Source: Years of Living Dangerously.