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For Industry: IEA, CDIAC, WRI (The Climate Analysis Indicator tools)
For Land Use Change: Houghton, R.A. 2003. '93Emissions (and Sinks) of Carbon from Land-Use Change. '94 (Estimates of national sources and sinks of carbon resulting from changes in land use, 1950 to 2000). Report to the World Resources Institute from the Woods Hole Research Canter. WRI (The Climate Analysis Indicator tools)
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Uploaded on Saturday 25 Feb 2012
by GRID-Arendal
CO2 emissions from industrial processes and land use changes
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2005
Author:
UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Description:
Shows the different levels of CO2 emissions from industrial processes and land use changes from different regions.
The major greenhouse gases are included within six sectors: Energy; Industrial Processes; Solvent and Other Product Use; Agriculture; Land Use Change and Forestry; and Waste.
Contributing to emissions
Historically the developed countries of the world have emitted most of the anthropogenic greenhouse gases. The U.S. emits most in total, and is one of the countries with highest emissions per capita. China is the second largest emitter, but has very low emissions per capita. Over the last 20 years, industrial development has led to a rapid rise in the volume of emissions from Asia, but on a per capita basis, emissions in this region are still at the bottom of the global scale.
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