例句與造句

1. As of 2015, 50 % of the world's sea salt production relies on fossil energy sources.
2. To that end, efficiency must be improved at all levels of the energy system, and fossil energy sources must be substituted by renewable ones.
3. In comparison with a system with only thermal panels, it is possible to supply to a greater part of the winter heating required using a non-fossil energy source.
4. In the latter case, emissions growth is mediated by increased energy efficiency, shifts to non-fossil energy sources, and / or shifts to a post-industrial ( service-based ) economy.
5. The Energy category consists of factors associated with energy demand of buildings, the efficiency of energy delivery, and the use of fossil energy sources that result in harmful emissions.
6. It's difficult to find fossil energy sources in a sentence. 用fossil energy sources造句挺難的
7. While hydrogen is touted as a clean fuel waiting to replace fossil energy sources, a new study concludes its widespread use could increase damage to the ozone layer that protects Earth from ultraviolet radiation.
8. At a time of soaring oil prices, Bush is expected to continue promoting new energy production and press Congress for laws that encourage development of traditional fossil energy sources _ oil, coal and natural gas.
9. The EWG even claims that the IEA is institutionally biased towards conventional energy sources and follows a'hidden agenda'to keep up the believe of an abundant supply of fossil energy sources while downplaying the potential for renewable energy through misleading data.
10. The future energy mix might be based more on the exploitation of unconventional oil and gas ( e . g ., oil sands, shale oil, tight oil, shale gas ), or more on the use of non-fossil energy sources, like renewable energy.
11. Although President Clinton has pointed to solar energy as one answer to the problem of global warming, critics say federal policy has been less than vigorous in promoting the alternative to fossil energy sources, which contribute to the " greenhouse effect " by pumping tons of heat-trapping carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.