Examples of using Emissions in English and their translations into Arabic
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Norway has also dedicated $2.8 billion to offset emissions reductions resulting from deforestation in developing countries, through the valuation of forest ecosystem services.
Any factors that influence emissions and are not included in approved project activity.
Increased charcoal demand will also rapidly accelerate emissions from both forest loss and short-lived climate pollutants in the form of black carbon.
In particular, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions and freshwater consumption would be reduced by 50 per cent, 45 per cent and 40 per cent, respectively.
Many European countries have committed themselves to these international efforts to reduce their emissions by even higher percentages than internationally agreed.
The key messages from the 2018 Emissions Gap Report send strong signals to national governments and to the political part of the Tanaloa Dialogue at the 24th session of the Conference of the Parties(COP 24).
The methane budget helps us place human methane emissions in context and provides a baseline against which to assess future changes,” says Tom Weber, assistant professor of Earth and environmental sciences at the University of Rochester.
This project has also been approved by the Executive Board of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change for reducing methane emissions, and has been registered with a capacity of reducing 108,686 tonnes carbon dioxide equivalent per annum.
Each Party included in Annex I to the Convention shall select an objective based either on total emissions, or on emissions per capita.(Note
Her demands were that the Swedish government reduce carbon emissions in accordance with the Paris Agreement, and she protested by sitting outside the Riksdag every day during school hours with the sign Skolstrejk för klimatet(school strike for the climate).
December- The Council adopts a conclusion on the Community strategy for reducing CO2 emissions and on environment and transport. It also adopts
The Sultanate plays a pioneering role in the reduction of toxic emissions in the air; it decided to use leadfree petrol in 2001
In 2004, total annual global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions reached 49 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents, with the forest sector contributing 17.4 per cent, or 8.5 billion tonnes of this, mostly due to deforestation and degradation.
the differential levels of environmental harm caused by emissions from different locations; and(2) the differential costs of reducing emissions.
In their new paper, published in Environmental Research Letters, a team led by scientists at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany present the first comparable estimates of healthcare-related CO2 emissions for these countries.
In Canada, Denmark, Greece and Norway the increases in emissions were, in part, related to higher oil and natural gas production, and in Italy, Portugal and Spain the increase was mainly due to increased emissions from waste.
Emissions scenarios.
Actual emissions.
Air emissions.
Total Emissions.