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Meanings of cut greenhouse in English

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Usage of cut greenhouse in English
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In its first two years, it has systematically cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Wired
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The Conservatives pledged to stick to international targets to cut greenhouse gases.
The Guardian
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However, Calderon said the world lacked the instruments to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Reuters
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The Copenhagen meeting failed to reach a deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Reuters
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The House bill, passed last year, includes climate provisions to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Reuters
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The US and other industrialised countries require all countries to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
The Guardian
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That's expected to cut greenhouse gas emissions from those animals by about a third.
The Irish Times
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It says it wants to cut greenhouse gas emissions, but has no formal target.
Reuters
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Carbon pricing is an essential way to cut greenhouse gas emissions and lower climate risks.
The Guardian
10
Trump also plans to exit the international Paris agreement that aims to cut greenhouse gases.
The Guardian
11
Economic slowdown has - at least temporarily - cut greenhouse gas emissions in many nations.
Reuters
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Third, bioenergy that makes dedicated use of land does not generally cut greenhouse gas emissions.
The Guardian
13
Kyoto is the follow-up and is the first binding global agreement to cut greenhouse gases.
Reuters
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That makes them attractive as a way to cut greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution.
Reuters
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If we keep growing GNP, Jackson explains, then we fail to cut greenhouse gases deeply.
The Guardian
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Obama has been trying to build support for an international agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Reuters
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Cut greenhouse across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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