Значения термина regulate carbon на английском

The EPA is threatening to regulate carbon emissions if Congress does not.

The EPA is threatening to regulate carbon emissions if Congress will not.

Since then, the Bush administration parried any attempts to regulate carbon dioxide as a pollutant.

Two weeks ago the US president, Barack Obama, announced new plans to regulate carbon from power plants.

Under his bill, the EPA would be allowed to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from cars and trucks.

The case does not directly affect the Obama administration's separate plan to regulate carbon emissions from power plants.

The scheme will use national pollution permits called Australian Emission Units (AEUs) to regulate carbon emissions.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has turned down the request to regulate carbon by the most populous state.

Ten eastern U.S. states have formed the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.

The EPA says it will move to regulate carbon pollution on its own if Congress fails to pass legislation.

President Barack Obama has always said the EPA would regulate carbon emitters if lawmakers failed to pass a climate bill.

Louisiana's Democratic Senator, Mary Landrieu, also opposed the regulations saying that it was not up to EPA to regulate carbon pollution.

Pruitt said the Supreme Court's decision should not have been viewed as permission for the EPA to regulate carbon dioxide emissions.

The properties of single and double ΔCceR and ΔAkgR mutants illustrate that these 2 TFs cooperatively regulate carbon and energy metabolism.

The bizarre mistake had taken on importance only decades later, when the EPA decided to use the provision to regulate carbon from power plants.

It relates only to EPA's authority to regulate carbon dioxide and other greenhouse emissions from motor vehicles, and says nothing about emissions from other sources.