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- Animal stocks (Number of animals per category: non-dairy cattle; dairy cattle; pigs; sheep and goats; poultry., type: model (from/to model))
- BC, OC and NOx emissions (Emissions of BC, OC and NOx per year., type: model (from/to model))
- CO and NMVOC emissions (Emissions from CO and NMVOC., type: model (from/to model))
- CO2 emission from energy and industry (CO2 emission from energy and industry., type: model (from/to model))
- Emission abatement (Reduction in emission factors as a function of Climate policy., type: model (from/to model))
- Energy and industry activity level (Activity levels in the energy and industrial sector, per process and energy carrier, for example, the combustion of petrol for transport or the production of crude oil., type: model (from/to model))
- Feed crop requirement (Total amount of feed required for the production of animal products. Grass and fodder species are consumed by grazing animals only (dairy and non-dairy cattle, sheep and goats), while pigs and poultry are fed feed crops and other feedstuffs., type: model (from/to model))
- Land cover, land use - grid (Multi-dimensional map describing all aspects of land cover and land use per grid cell, such as type of natural vegetation, crop and grass fraction, crop management, fertiliser and manure input, livestock density., type: model (from/to model))
- Land-use CO2 emissions - grid (Land-use CO2 emissions from deforestation, wood harvest, agricultural harvest, bioenergy plantations and timber decay., type: model (from/to model))
- Marginal abatement cost (Cost of an additional unit of pollution abated (CO2eq). A marginal abatement cost curve (MAC curve) is a set of options available to an economy to reduce pollution, ranked from the lowest to highest additional costs., type: model (from/to model))
- Non-CO2 GHG emissions (CH4, N2O and Halocarbons) (Non-CO2 GHG emissions (CH4, N2O, Halocarbons)., type: model (from/to model))
- SO2 emissions (SO2 emissions, per source (e.g. fossil fuel burning, deforestation)., type: model (from/to model))