Примеры использования To reduce their emissions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This Protocol obliges Annex I countries to reduce their emissions of six greenhouse gases(GHGs), including CO2.
Developed countries must make a unilateral, meaningful andunconditional commitment to reduce their emissions.
Parties will be required to reduce their emissions of the three metals below 1990 levels or a chosen year between 1985 and 1995.
Annex I Countries: The developed countries that have agreed to reduce their emissions by a target amount in the UN FCCC.
It also obliges Parties to reduce their emissions of dioxins, furans, PAHs and HCB below their levels in 1990 or an alternative year between 1985 and 1995.
The provisions should allow parties to choose one ormore actions from a defined list to reduce their emissions.
All Parties shall endeavour to reduce their emissions in such a way as to avoid economic and social consequences of taking such actions.
This programme would provide incentives to developing countries to reduce their emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases.
While about half of the Parties to the Convention have already reached their targets set by the Gothenburg Protocol,the other half still need to reduce their emissions.
The developed countries must also make every effort to reduce their emissions in accordance with the requirements of the Protocol.
Finally, we believe that all major emitting countries must take more decisive action to reduce their emissions.
They basically allow European companies to reduce their emissions not at home but in developing countries, with the Clean Development Mechanism CDM.
About half of the Parties to the Convention have already reached their targets set by the Gothenburg Protocol,the other half still need to reduce their emissions.
It obligates Annex I Parties(developed countries)only to reduce their emissions by a specified amount during the period 2008-2012.
He encouraged all Annex I Parties that had not joined the Protocol to expedite ratification, andwelcomed the efforts of some non-Annex I Parties to reduce their emissions.
International cooperation was advancing rapidly to assist developing countries to reduce their emissions through the Clean Development Mechanism CDM.
It also obliges Parties to reduce their emissions of dioxins, furans, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(PAHs) and HCB below the levels in 1990 or an alternative year between 1985 and 1995.
One representative said that if the instrument was to be effective all parties needed to reduce their emissions to air, given their transboundary effects.
It binds the Parties to reduce their emissions, to ensure collection of the relevant information, and to develop strategies for adjusting to climate change and for cooperation in the areas of research and development of new technologies.
Under this treaty, 37 industrialized countries andthe European Community have committed to reduce their emissions by an average of 5 per cent by 2012 against 1990 levels.
Global level: The UNFCCC binds the Parties to reduce their emissions, ensure collection of the relevant information, and develop strategies for adjusting to climate change and for cooperation in research and in developing new technologies.
A number of developing country Parties mentioned that they were already taking significant steps to reduce their emissions, outlining their achievements to date.
Despite the fact that non-Annex I Parties have no obligations to reduce their emissions within any specific time-frames, some Parties indicated that their plans or projects could be implemented to reduce emissions if the necessary resources were available.
We highlight the relationship between the historical responsibility of developed countries for global warming and the obligation of those countries,as Parties to the Convention, to reduce their emissions of greenhouse gases.
Nor has the Kyoto Protocol itself-- which obliges States to reduce their emissions of harmful gases-- been ratified by all the States Members of the Organization.
Attendees produced the so-called Berlin Mandate,which set out the terms for a negotiation process that would produce binding commitments by industrial countries to reduce their emissions after the year 2000.
For example, Germany, Denmark andLuxemburg have agreed to reduce their emissions by 21% while Greece and Portugal will be allowed to increase theirs by 25.
Among the various projects of the programme, the Urban Carbon Dioxide Reduction Project involves 14 cities that have made a commitment to reduce their emissions by 10 to 20 per cent per year over the next 10 years.
This allocation should not replace the obligation of Annex I Parties to reduce their emissions(Panama on behalf of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama, MISC.5);
All of that will be useless if we cannot get the major players in the global-warming scenario to reduce their emissions and at least return stability to environmental degradation.