Emission table

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WRLD =Global emission; EF =Regional emissions for sources that are calculated with the emission factor approach; GEF = Emission factor approach with spatial distribution for regional emissions for which a proxy distribution is used to distribute spatially; GPM = Model-based emissions calculated on a grid scale; in some cases a specific approach is used for one gas species which deviates from the approach for the other gases; (cc) indicates that this emission is variable under climate change.

 b NH3 emissions from animal houses and manure storage and those from grazing are based on emission factors; emissions from the spreading of manure are based on a grid-scale model.
 c Modelled deforestation is used