“abatement”造句，怎麼用abatement造句

But they are no longer insisting that carbon abatement is none of their affair.

"abatement technologies:Technologies designed to reduce (But not eliminate)the amount of pollutants released into the environment, e.g. from a factory."

The effect is most striking if you look at the “low-abatement” figures—the sum of what countries say they will do regardless of other countries' actions.

The EU has said the system has thrived on easy but environmentally dubious projects such as industrial gas abatement and that rules should be tightened.

Forests and plants remove carbon from the atmosphere, potentially accounting for more than 40% of carbon abatement opportunities between now and 2020.

Third the costs of abatement are large.

The problem has persisted for about three or four weeks now, with no sign of abatement.

Moreover, Maricopa County has hired an official involved in San Joaquin Valley's pollution-abatement effort.

Emphasis on pollution abatement may cause recovery systems to be installed, especially if production cost can be brought near the break-even point.

So European consumers, who are paying for greenhouse-gas abatement through their electricity and other bills, are contributing billions of dollars to the Chinese government's coffers via the CDM.

We always believe that dialogue is better than confrontation, and abatement is better than tension.

What is striking about the global cost-abatement curve is what a bargain it seems to be to lower emissions by protecting rainforests.

Besides high calcium lime dolomitic lime and high magnesium lime are used in air pollution abatement processes.

Because noise abatement really is a good cause.