Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We cannot therefore back out of our commitment to make a tangible contribution to reducing emissions, although it is worth stressing that our efforts are essentially diplomatic in nature.
• District cooling is an integrative technology that can make significant contributions to reducing emissions of carbon dioxide and air pollution and to increasing energy security e.g. via substitution of individual air
• It contains a commitment to reducing emissions to a level close to Euro VI for vehicles and engines already in use.
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• This approach to reducing emissions and bringing in high standards is one which I think is proper, because it is both rational and workable in practice.
• It also means that we have contributed nothing to reducing emissions, because these industries will emit their greenhouse gases somewhere else.
• On 16 February 2005 the Kyoto Protocol entered into effect as a first step to address the problem: it commits 30 industrialised countries to reducing emissions of six hazardous gases by 5.2% by 2012 compared to 1990 levels.
• (ib) the contribution of the generating capacity to reducing emissions.

• ranging as possible, and at least EU
• There are smarter ways to reduce emissions than just raising costs for industry and consumers.
• Years ago, motor manufacturers themselves made a commitment to reduce emissions.
• We want to emphasise that an integrated strategy must be adopted to reduce emissions.
• Therefore measures to reduce emissions of SO 2 should preferably be as geographically wide
• The developed countries must continue to take the lead by making ambitious commitments to reduce emissions in absolute terms.
• We must take full advantage of all the possibilities offered by technological progress to reduce emissions.
• wide.