Examples of using Dependence on fossil in English and their translations into Czech
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Our years of dependence on fossil fuels have left us with two stark conclusions.
Our climate is under threat from both our use of and our dependence on fossil fuels.
Our dependence on fossil fuels can alter the pH levels of oceans, deplete the oxygen in lakes and affect crop yields.
No in second place,Lisa Simpson's grim description of our short-sighted dependence on fossil fuels.
We can choose to prolong our dependence on fossil fuels, increasing the impacts on our health and our planet.
The production of renewable energy provides additional jobs andhelps to reduce CO2 emissions and the dependence on fossil fuels.
We need to put an end to our almost total dependence on fossil fuels by combining the various policies that encompass all modes of transport.
Only the public sector can guarantee universal access to energy, its effective management and efficiency,and reduced dependence on fossil fuels.
The first society to get away from our dependence on fossil fuels, for example, will take the lead in the creation of new green jobs.
First of all, we will all be making a positive contribution to reducing climate-damaging CO2 emissions,enabling us to bring an end to our major dependence on fossil fuels.
Even small contributions from biofuels result in less dependence on fossil fuels and a change in prices.
Our dependence on fossil fuels is likely to persist for some time and we should be exploring all options in order to mitigate their harmful effects.
We must not ignore the benefits of using biofuels,such as the reduction in dependence on fossil fuels and in greenhouse gas emissions.
This is an issue that is crucial to the success of a Europe committed to combating climate change and urban pollution,promoting the use of renewable energy and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
If we are to meet future energy demand without greater dependence on fossil fuels and rising CO2 emissions, the development of safe, new nuclear energy will become increasingly important.
This was unfortunately achieved through the restructuring processes implemented by heavy industry companies and in spite of dependence on fossil fuels.
If we do not rapidly change from our almost total dependence on fossil fuels, it will, as our peer review climate scientists repeatedly and with increasing urgency point out, do just that: cost the earth through global warming.
Despite these positive signs, there are still key challenges we must tackle to boost renewable energy production and phase out our dependence on fossil fuels.
Given the sector's dependence on fossil fuels, and with a view to the new reform, consideration should be given to efforts accompanied by an innovation policy, in addition to the efforts already made to date, so as to make the fishing fleet more energy efficient.
We are on the threshold ofa third industrial revolution, the consequence of which will be significantly reduced dependence on fossil fuels and transition to a low-carbon economy.
Secondly, with regard to the fact that the European Union's dependence on fossil fuel imports will rise to about 70% by 2030, and, in the case of oil imports, to as much as 94%, it is essential to make maximum use of fossil fuel resources within the countries of the European Union.
In this context, only a temporary moratorium on all new offshore drilling in EU waters could have reduced the risks, andalso sent a clear signal regarding our dependence on fossil fuels.
In addition to their impacts on health, air quality andthe climate, the extra demand and dependence on fossil fuels might also induce countries to expand their drilling activities to new regions and use more land or marine areas for extraction, resulting in new risks such as oil spills and pollution.
Denmark was forced on the green path by high energy prices in the 1970s and has shown the world that with an extensive forward energy planning, incentives for green energy anda supportive population, it is possible to decrease the dependence on fossil fuels.
The Spanish Presidency has therefore included developing electric cars as a priority on its agenda,as a preferred alternative mode of transport in order to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels derived from oil in the transport sector, and therefore make a clear and decisive move towards an energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable transport system.
In conclusion, we also do not yet know whether battery- or fuel-cell-powered vehicles will become the norm, butit is important in any case that we support alternative technologies in order to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.
We must discuss this, and must invest in innovation, and of course gradually adjust the energy mix in the directions we are talking about- in other words,in the direction of greater environmental protection, less dependence on fossil fuels and, of course, secure and relatively cheap supplies of energy so that Europe can remain competitive, able to compete on a global scale.
It is, however, worth noting that under no circumstances must the pursuitof studies on this option or its possible implementation in the future compromise the necessary change of energy paradigm, which aims at a significant reduction in the current dependence on fossil fuels.
The communication described how the money for the most important low-carbon technologies should be apportioned so thatEurope can move away from its heavy dependence on fossil fuels to a stronger reduction in CO2 emissions.
The cooperation that is necessary across the EU, and the need to take advantage of the stimulus packages currently launched by almost all Member States and the Commission, underscore the need for investment in renewables to increase our energy security, to decrease our carbon emissions andto wean us off our high dependence on fossil fuel, albeit over an agreed timeline.