Examples of using To reduce emissions in English and their translations into Czech
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These Member States also need to be supported in modernising their heavily polluting industrial sectors in order to reduce emissions, but preserve jobs
Hydrogen can be part of the answer to the challenges posed by climate change and the need to reduce emissions.
In an effort to reduce emissions. with companies still operating coal-fueled plants-Our goal is to work directly.
we must nonetheless be much more ambitious in our efforts to reduce emissions.
The buildings here are designed to reduce emissions'by making them more energy efficient in the hot desert climate.
80-95% by 2050 and we renewed our offer to reduce emissions- 30%, provided that others make comparable efforts.
However, the result, a common commitment to reduce emissions, should in no way threaten the ability of nations to provide their people and businesses with available energy.
While the ETS aims to reduce emissions in the traditional power sector,
Whether it is the car industry working to reduce emissions, or universities creating strategic links,
the key target is not just to reduce emissions from the European Union,
In addition to its efforts to reduce emissions directly related to its activities,
After all, attempts to reduce emissions voluntarily have failed miserably.
We need a solid international agreement to reduce emissions otherwise more people are going to die,
The aim of the project is to reduce emissions of volatile organic compounds
By all means let us encourage the use of complementary measures to reduce emissions, but as an addition, not as a substitute,
Equally important is the need to set long-term targets to reduce emissions to below 100 g by 2020.
The EU and Africa should unite their efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation
Moreover, the definition of responsibility of each country in the global effort to reduce emissions must take into account their respective populations, for the same reasons of fairness.
This agreement stresses that the efforts of all developed countries to reduce emissions must be comparable with each other.
because there is a clear lack of ambition on the part of some developed countries in terms of a concrete commitment to reduce emissions.