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===Land-use related emissions=== | ===Land-use related emissions=== | ||
CO<sub>2</sub> exchanges between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere computed by the LPJ model are described in [[Carbon cycle and natural vegetation]]. The land-use emissions model focuses on emissions of other compounds, including greenhouse gases (CH4, N2O), ozone precursors (NOx, CO, NMVOC), acidifying compounds ( | CO<sub>2</sub> exchanges between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere computed by the LPJ model are described in [[Carbon cycle and natural vegetation]]. The land-use emissions model focuses on emissions of other compounds, including greenhouse gases (CH4, N2O), ozone precursors (NOx, CO, NMVOC), acidifying compounds (SO<sub>2</sub>, NH3) and aerosols (SO<sub>2</sub>, NO3, BC, OC). | ||
For many sources, the emission factor ([[#General approaches|Equation 1]]) is used ([[Emission table]]). Most emission factors for anthropogenic sources are from the [[EDGAR database]], with time-dependent values for historical years. In the scenario period, most emission factors are constant, except for explicit climate abatement policies (see below). | For many sources, the emission factor ([[#General approaches|Equation 1]]) is used ([[Emission table]]). Most emission factors for anthropogenic sources are from the [[EDGAR database]], with time-dependent values for historical years. In the scenario period, most emission factors are constant, except for explicit climate abatement policies (see below). |
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