What's the difference between decarbonize and decarbonized?
Decarbonize
Definition:
(v. t.) To deprive of carbon; as, to decarbonize steel; to decarbonize the blood.
Example Sentences:
(1) When the fluid was given ad libitum, decarbonized Coca-Cola and carbohydrate solution, consisted 8% of glucose and 3.5% of sugar and then adjusted pH to 2.4 with oxalic acid, were consumed 2 to 3 times greater than the control (water).
(2) Even Kert Davies of the Climate Investigations Center acknowledges: “They’ve left themselves wiggle room.” But, he adds: “Our definition of denial is anyone who is obstructing, delaying or trying to derail policy steps that are in line with the scientific consensus that says we need to take rapid steps to decarbonize the economy.” That broad definition would include API, but perhaps not Shell, which supports the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, or Chevron, which is unequivocal about the science but vague on policy.
(3) A spokesman for California governor Jerry Brown did not answer whether new laws were being considered to reduce Amazon crude imports but said the administration has taken “nation-leading action to fight climate change, decarbonize our economy and end our dangerous addiction to foreign oil”.
(4) The electrification of vehicles and heating; the decarbonization of electricity; new frontiers in efficiency.
(5) Last September’s People’s Climate March – and analyses like Risky Business, and IMF Energy Subsidy Reform – have all added momentum to the effort to create a decarbonized economy.
(6) Chancellor Merkel has broken her promise to get serious about decarbonization,” says Tobias Münchmeyer of Greenpeace Germany.
Decarbonized
Definition:
(imp. & p. p.) of Decarbonize
Example Sentences:
(1) When the fluid was given ad libitum, decarbonized Coca-Cola and carbohydrate solution, consisted 8% of glucose and 3.5% of sugar and then adjusted pH to 2.4 with oxalic acid, were consumed 2 to 3 times greater than the control (water).
(2) Even Kert Davies of the Climate Investigations Center acknowledges: “They’ve left themselves wiggle room.” But, he adds: “Our definition of denial is anyone who is obstructing, delaying or trying to derail policy steps that are in line with the scientific consensus that says we need to take rapid steps to decarbonize the economy.” That broad definition would include API, but perhaps not Shell, which supports the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, or Chevron, which is unequivocal about the science but vague on policy.
(3) A spokesman for California governor Jerry Brown did not answer whether new laws were being considered to reduce Amazon crude imports but said the administration has taken “nation-leading action to fight climate change, decarbonize our economy and end our dangerous addiction to foreign oil”.
(4) The electrification of vehicles and heating; the decarbonization of electricity; new frontiers in efficiency.
(5) Last September’s People’s Climate March – and analyses like Risky Business, and IMF Energy Subsidy Reform – have all added momentum to the effort to create a decarbonized economy.
(6) Chancellor Merkel has broken her promise to get serious about decarbonization,” says Tobias Münchmeyer of Greenpeace Germany.