Greenhouse gases

(e) other greenhouse gases

Sources and sinks of greenhouse gases

In accordance with these guidelines, the analysis provided in this section is based on 1994 inventory data, whenever possible.

GREENHOUSE GAS SOURCE AND SINK CATEGORIES CO2 as C CH4

Provision of greenhouse gas inventory information for the Conference of the Parties The foundation for the UNFCCC inventory review process is the GHG information system (GHGIS), which comprises a database and related software tools developed by the secretariat to import, quality control, process, store, analyse and facilitate the review and the publication of GHG inventory information provided by Parties.

A need was expressed for equipment for monitoring GHG and climate.

Such a presentation shows the relative contributions of the different GHGs and the different sectors to a Party's total GHG emissions.

Such a presentation shows the relative contribution of the different GHGs and the different sectors to a Party's total GHG emissions.

So what we're doing is, we're taking the most concentrated greenhouse gas sink, twice as much greenhouse gases are sequestered in the boreal per acre than the tropical rainforests.

Estimates for Article 3, paragraphs 3 and 4, shall be clearly distinguished from anthropogenic emissions from the sources listed in Annex A to the Kyoto Protocol.

expected progress in greenhouse gas mitigation

C. Potential impacts of a greenhouse gas build up

Table 3. Emissions of the various greenhouse gases.

National Inventory of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals

Under a rigorous certification process, the cradle to grave greenhouse gas emissions are fully offset by accredited greenhouse abatement projects.

overview of approaches taken to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and enhance greenhouse gas sinks by gas, sector and policy instrument

Developing and maintaining the GHG information system

approach to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions

V. Projected progress in greenhouse gas mitigation

approach to greenhouse gas mitigation

expected progress in greenhouse gas mitigation

National inventories of emissions and removals of greenhouse gases

11. NORWAY Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Norway.

Measures to Reduce Emissions of Other Greenhouse Gases

describing expected progress in the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and the enhancement of greenhouse gas sinks on the basis of information contained in national communications, and

V. Projected progress in greenhouse gas mitigation

Table 1. Total emissions of greenhouse gases in Norway.

Projections of the Effects of Greenhouse Gas Countermeasures

Green house gases are essential for our survival.

And we know that levels of greenhouse gases are rising too.

Parties are also quot encouraged quot in the Guidelines to provide information on other greenhouse gases.

6 References to greenhouse gases (GHG) in these guidelines for national systems refer to GHGs not controlled by the Montreal Protocol.

C. Potential impacts of a greenhouse gas build up 16 25 6

Figure 1. Greenhouse gas emissions in Norway. 1985 1993.

Net greenhouse gas emissions down 82 percent in absolute tonnage.

As I said, 18 percent of greenhouse gases are attributed to livestock production.

Emission figures for 1990 as well as historical trends are given for all greenhouse gases and precursors.

The most important industry in terms of emissions is cement manufacture.

Box 1. Reduction of greenhouse gases through the use of ethanol in Brazil

Resources for supporting the review of GHG inventories

Forecast greenhouse gas emissions for the year 2000 are as follows

Top down methods use average carbon emission factors per passenger kilometre calculated from historical data for large numbers of flights (e.g., at world level or by a global airline company).

Record of progress and review of the pilot activity A yearly inventory could be prepared to keep track of the GHG emissions of COP and subsidiary body sessions, taking into account existing guidelines and standards for preparing GHG inventories for organizations.

About one third of reporting Parties also reported on measures to abate GHG emissions in the agriculture and waste sectors.