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Meanings of cut carbon in anglès

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Usage of cut carbon in anglès
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Can world leaders reach agreement on a deal to cut carbon emissions?
The Guardian
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The soaring popularity of solar installations is helping to cut carbon emissions.
Reuters
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Obama decided last year to use his executive authority to cut carbon pollution.
The Guardian
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The pact is the first to commit all countries to cut carbon emissions.
BBC
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Such a target, say proponents, also would significantly cut carbon emissions.
Reuters
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But even Lamborghini must cut carbon emissions to comply with European Union targets.
Reuters
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But it has been bolstered by more countries seeking to cut carbon-dioxide emissions.
Reuters
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Gas, if it replaces coal, could also cut carbon emissions for a while.
The Guardian
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But the fastest way to cut carbon output is to cut use, Mundie offered.
Reuters
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Shifting that over to electric propulsion, instead of diesel, would help cut carbon emissions.
Wired
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A cap-and-trade bill to cut carbon emissions now seems unlikely.
Reuters
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A green revolution would create jobs, cut carbon emissions and improve energy security, I argued.
The Guardian
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Publicly, the European companies have been more vocal about their plans to cut carbon emissions.
Reuters
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So that's the triple dividend: reduce unemployment, cut carbon emissions, and give people quality of life.
The Guardian
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Bulgaria supports the European Union bloc's ambitious plans to cut carbon emissions to zero by 2050.
Reuters
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Cleaner companies can trade these permits with laggards, giving them an increasing incentive to cut carbon.
The Guardian
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