Examples of using Relative decoupling in English and their translations into French
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This can help slow the pace of pollution emissions relative to output growth(relative decoupling) or even lead to an absolute decline absolute decoupling. .
also emphasizes the need for relative decoupling of environmental impacts and growth.
With"relative decoupling", production and consumption increases,
While relative decoupling is feasible,
Relative decoupling of economic development from environmental degradation is occurring in the region(i.e., resource impacts have declined relative to gross domestic product(GDP)),
Notes that the Report's main message is that Africa should consider the option of relative decoupling, as reflected in the Report,
should seek to enhance environmental sustainability through relative decoupling rather than absolute decoupling,
In other OECD countries, the decoupling was relative Figure.
Decoupling is relative when the environmental pressure continues to grow,
Yet at the same time, there are potential economic benefits to be derived from relative decoupling, which are in particular associated with increased resource productivity.
This ongoing, almost steady decline indicates a relative decoupling over the 1992-2012 period.
Relative decoupling implies that resources should be used more efficiently by reducing the amount of inputs used to produce one unit of economic output.
Relative decoupling also means that efforts should be made to mitigate the environmental impact of any resources that are used
sectors have achieved a relative decoupling of economic growth from environmental degradation.
some economies, mainly industrialized, have seen relative decoupling of both resource use
Gross Domestic Product Despite achievements in waste recycling and relative decoupling of municipal waste generation from economic growth,
Relative decoupling occurs when demand for passenger transport grows more slowly than GDP. Absolute decoupling occurs when demand for passenger transport falls while GDP rises or remains constant.
Relative decoupling occurs when the demand for freight transport grows more slowly than demand for GDP. Absolute decoupling of freight transport demand from economic growth occurs when the demand falls and GDP continues to rise or remains constant.
The Report discusses how strategic priorities for relative decoupling can be identified and how strategic issues related to investment
Relative decoupling implies that resources may be increasingly used but at a rate