After Kyoto Protocol came into force in 2005, there were mounting concern across nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through various sustainable practices such as low carbon trading, implementation of various emissions trading schemes, community-owned energy generation and imposition of carbon taxes. Human activities form a large part of carbon emissions though generation of energy, transportation and industrial processes, and their effect on ecology including marine life is well accounted for in scientific literature. Big Market Research reports offer analysis of current and emerging trends related to emission, regulation towards minimizing non-renewable fuel consumption, along with highlighting the productive and prominent economic trends. Policies and programs taken by various nations and impact of regulatory framework across regions are evaluated in detail. The reports also explore the market dynamics of potential domestic energy policies and measures that are expected to fill the gap between the targets set in the Kyoto Protocol and the present trends in CO2 emissions. Recent technological enhancements in machinery and productive processes are extensively analyzed.
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