Examples of using Reduction in emissions in English and their translations into Finnish
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We are all agreed on the objective: a reduction in emissions from heavy goods vehicles in the Alpine region.
from the outset, a 30% reduction in emissions.
According to reports commissioned by a large number of governments, including the Dutch Government, a 20% reduction in emissions is a long way from the world's most ambitious target.
for reductions in emissions, ones where a reduction in emissions is cost-effective
The European Commission has never explained properly and it is also not clear from the impact assessments how a reduction in emissions from 203 grams today to 135 grams within 10 years- these are the figures just mentioned by Mrs Hedegaard- can be implemented in an economically viable way.
The Commission Roadmap for moving to a competitive low-carbon economy in 2050 suggests that achieving the 20% energy efficiency target would automatically lead to a 25% reduction in emissions, without any change to the current legislative framework.
It is better to have a 20% reduction in emissions and to retain the jobs,
of the Copenhagen agreement, which is to say, a 30% reduction in emissions on the EU's part.
National emission reduction commitment" means the reduction in emissions of a substance expressed as a percentage of emission reduction between the total of emissions released during the base year(2005)
If we now stop short at a 20% reduction in emissions, it will mean that the EU has not meant anything by declaring the two degree warming limit that it has done for more than ten years now.
the EU must commit to a 40% reduction in emissions by 2020 and to an 80-95% reduction by 2050,
Although a reduction in emissions may be hard to verify,
really reward a reduction in emissions and the rationalisation of all kinds of activities, bearing the environmental targets in mind.
formulated at that time, in which there was talk of a 20% reduction in emissions by the year 2005.
as self-contradictory as the Council's three-pronged plan on climate policy as stated in spring 2007: a reduction in emissions of 20%, a 20% saving in energy,
must encourage a reduction in emissions, so that short air journeys are replaced with train journeys,
safeguarding the environment in general, and the reduction in emissions of greenhouse gases in particular.
Mr Smith, who quite rightly praised the ambition of the Wijkman report in setting a target of a 60% reduction in emissions by 2050, without apparently being aware that this is the target the UK Government set in its own Energy White Paper in 2003.
technology to alleviate climate change, and the costs and benefits of a reduction in emissions.
Next year, the EU must do all it can to find solutions that are as effective as possible for the environment and the reduction in emissions and which can be widely adopted