Emission table

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Source Activity Approach*1 CO2 CH4 N2O SO2 NOx CO VOC F-gases BC OC
A. Energy related
End-use energy use (industry, transport, residential, services and other) Energy consumption rates EF X X X X X X X X X
Energy sector (production of power, hydrogen, coal, oil, gas, bioenergy) Energy production rates EF X X X X X X X X x
Energy transport Energy transport rates EF X
Other energy conversion Energy conversion rates EF X X X X X X X X
B. Industry related
Emissions from industrial process Industry value added (IVA) EF X X X X X X X X X
Cement and Steel Regional production EF X
C. Agriculture and land-use-related
Enteric fermentation, cattle Number of animals
Animal waste all animal categories Number of animals
Landfills Population
Deforestation biomass burning Carbon burnt
Agricultural waste burning Carbon bumt
Traditional biomass burning Carbon bumt
Savannah burning Carbon bumt
Wildfires Carbon
Domestic sewage treatment Population, GDP
Wetland rice fields Area wetland rice
Other crops Fertilizser and manure inputs
Managed grassland N fertilizser and manure inputs
D. Natural sources
Soils under natural vegetation N/A
Land-use change Area forest clearing
Natural vegetation N/A
Oceans N/A
Natural wetlands N/A
Termites N/A
Wild animals Net primary production
Methane hydrates N/A
Volcanoes N/A
Lightning N/A

(*1) W = Global emissions; EF = Regional emissions from sources calculated with the emission factor; GEF = Emission factor with spatial distribution of regional emissions using proxy spatial distribution; GPM = Model-based emissions calculated on a grid scale; in some cases, a specific approach is used for a gas species and deviates from the approach for the other gases; (cc) indicates variable emission level under climate change.

(*2) GPM for dairy and non-dairy cattle, emission factors for other animal categories.

(*3) NH3 emissions from animal houses, manure storage and grazing livestock are based on emission factors; emissions from manure spreading are based on a grid-scale model.

(*4) Modelled deforestation is used