Examples of using To cut emissions in English and their translations into Swedish
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it also harbours the most ambitious climate target: to cut emissions by at least 40% by 2030 compared to 1990 levels.
such as how measures that promote equality can also help to cut emissions.'.
by 2030, the EU has committed to cut emissions in EU territory by at least 40% below 1990 levels.
At one time, the Commission was minded to propose a unilateral commitment to cut emissions by 30.
Russia agreed to cut emissions by half by 2050.
First, Copenhagen must show that the drive to cut emissions is on its way;
The EESC agrees that"Giving more weight to emissions as compared to GDP would provide an additional incentive to cut emissions, and acknowledge early action to reduce emissions. .
while at the same time there is vigorous promotion of market-based incentives to cut emissions.
fuel technology in order to cut emissions from cars and so on.
Energy efficiency first is a central principle of the Energy Union strategy because it is such an effective way to cut emissions, bring savings to consumers,
Based on several different emissions trajectories, the United Nations Environment Programme identified the gaps between the current pledges to cut emissions and the cuts we need to attain the target.
Internal distribution depends on the European Union as a whole managing to cut emissions; failing this, each country will have
A city that demonstrates that it is possible to cut emissions, construct more becoming urban areas,
How can the Commission reconcile the EU's target to cut emissions by 20% by 2020 with the possible increase of Indonesia
In this context I would like to say that in 2007 the EU set out a voluntary commitment to cut emissions by 20%- and in the event of a successful global agreement by 30%-
when the world's nations are called to present their plans on how they intend to cut emissions by 2020.
a conditional offer of raising this reduction percentage to 30% if other major producers of emissions also agree to contribute by an equivalent proportion to the global effort to cut emissions.
Energy is key to cutting emissions.
This is a problematic premise with a view to cutting emissions.