One unit like this is an energy unit of fossil fuel oil, coal or gas.

Lignite is a fossil fuel.

Powered by fossil fuel derived energy.

Fossil fuel intensity of exports and

Fossil fuel intensity of exports and

Modern cities are fossil fuel dependent.

Modern cities are fossil fuel dependent.

And clearly, with what's going on with fossil fuel usage, or when as the fossil fuel is going away, as oil hits its peak oil, you know, we really have to start thinking about whether or not we should, or could, be moving food 1,500 miles before we eat it.

Biofuels come in two forms biodiesel used as a fossil fuel diesel substitute and bioethanol used as a fossil fuel gasoline substitute.

After energy efficiency , add , advanced fossil fuel technology .

CA But natural gas is a fossil fuel.

Many Parties presented estimated reserves of fossil fuels and or non fossil fuel energy sources.

Many Parties also presented estimated reserves of fossil fuels and or non fossil fuel energy sources.

(c) Improving the conversion efficiency of fossil fuel combustion

And thirdly, changing from a fossil fuel economy to a solar economy.

16. Fossil fuel subsidies should be removed by all Parties. (New Zealand)

Notwithstanding paragraph 90, all Parties shall progressively phase out fossil fuel subsidies.

In dry years, electricity is generated domestically by fossil fuel power plants.

quot Fossil fuel intensity of exports quot means the emissions content of fossil fuel exports as a proportion of the value of total exports of goods and services, for the agreed reference period.

Biofuels offer some 60 per cent carbon dioxide saving on their fossil fuel equivalents.

Due to the predominance of coal, peat and oil in the primary fuel mix, and limited non fossil fuel generating capacity, Ireland apos s energy related CO2 emissions per unit of gross domestic product are considerably higher than both the OECD and the EU averages.

About 7 calories of fossil fuel energy are used to produce 1 calorie of food.

Besides fossil fuel decline, there are several threats to the current system of food production

Much (though not all) of the global environmental crisis stems from the world s fossil fuel based energy system. More than 80 of all primary energy in the world comes from coal, oil, and gas.

(e) (i) In the tenth line, after developing , insert energy efficiency, advanced fossil fuel technology and

Fossil fuel usage is down 60 percent per unit of production, due to efficiencies in renewables.

Industry is responsible for 43 per cent of global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel.9

Methane emissions originate primarily from agriculture, fossil fuel production and distribution, waste management and sewage treatment.

Nitrogen run off by fossil fuel based fertilisers poisons rivers and seas, creating enormous dead zones.

Oil pressure, 59 and steady. Fuel pressure, 3.5 and steady.

First, increased reliance on fossil fuels runs contrary to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol s targets for reducing carbon emissions, as well as to the EU s own climate change objectives. Moreover, fossil fuel costs fluctuate wildly with oil prices, and the centralized nature of nuclear and coal fired power stations creates distribution problems.

But oil prices do not reflect the true costs of fossil fuel consumption. Beyond the economic and human costs of wars fought to maintain reliable oil supplies are the tremendous costs which are set to rise substantially in the coming years associated with human induced climate change.

...of fuel oil to be available in tankers as from tonight.

For instance, related developments in hydrogen transport and storage, fuel cells, turbines, batteries, and the like are needed for numerous renewable and fossil fuel based energy systems.

This will require massive investments in new technologies and resources, not a fight to the finish over Middle East oil. Important energy technologies will include conversion of coal to liquids (such as gasoline), use of tar sands and oil shale, and growth in non fossil fuel energy sources.

Producing substantial crop yields without greenhouse gas generation from chemical inputs or intensive fossil fuel use is a challenge.

What can Governments do to increase the likelihood that clean fossil fuel technologies contribute to a secure energy future?

(j) Other special considerations foreseen in Article 4.9 (least developed countries) and Article 4.10 (fossil fuel dependency), as appropriate.

If we started today, 10 years from now, at the end of this window of opportunity, those fuel efficient cars will reduce our fossil fuel needs by four percent.

Cutting fossil fuel subsidies, which amount to nearly 550 billion a year would reduce pollution and CO2 emissions while freeing up resources for investment in health, education, and infrastructure. In total, each dollar not spent on fossil fuel subsidies would provide more than 15 of planetary benefits.

Though market signals are not yet very clear, this year s more successful investors were those who sold their fossil fuel holdings, thereby avoiding the oil price crash. Perhaps they were just lucky this year, but their divestment decision makes long term sense, because it correctly anticipates the future policy shift away from fossil fuels and toward low carbon energy.

Which is an amazing fossil fuel savings, if we were to just put that on the edge of a wing.

What is the role of cooperative research, development and deployment programmes in speeding the diffusion of improved fossil fuel technologies?

It's increased our dependence on foreign oil despite the gains in fuel efficiency.

Since arriving in Washington, Pruitt has repeatedly moved to block or delay regulations opposed by the chemical and fossil fuel industries.