One billion tonnes equal 109 tonnes or 103 Tg (Teragrams) or 106 Gg (Gigagrams).

CO2 is the primary gas emitted, with a total of 7.4 billion tonnes (63 per cent), followed by CH4, with 3 billion tonnes (26 per cent), and N2O with 1.3 billion tonnes (11 per cent).

One billion tonnes equals to 109 tonnes or 103 Tg (Teragrams) or 106 Gg (Gigagrams).

CO2 is the primary gas emitted, with a total of 7.4 billion tonnes (63 per cent), followed by CH4, with 3 billion tonnes CO2 equivalent (26 per cent), and N2O with 1.3 billion tonnes CO2 equivalent (11 per cent).

CO2 is the primary gas emitted, with a total of 7.4 billion tonnes (63 per cent), followed by CH4, with 3 billion tonnes CO2 equivalent (26 per cent), and N2O with 1.3 billion tonnes CO2 equivalent (11 per cent).

The amount of carbon stored in Germany apos s forests is estimated as being between 1.5 to 2.0 billion tonnes (5.5 to 7.4 billion tonnes of CO2).

2005 170 ODP tonnes 2006 125 ODP tonnes 2007 84.0 ODP tonnes 2008 65.0 ODP tonnes 2009 50.0 ODP tonnes 2010 43.0 ODP tonnes 2011 36.0 ODP tonnes 2012 31.0 ODP tonnes 2013 zero ODP tonnes.

The total amount of aggregate GHG emissions for that year of the 122 Parties that have reported is 11.7 billion tonnes CO2 equivalent without land use change and forestry (LUCF) and 11.9 billion tonnes CO2 equivalent with LUCF.

South Africa has about 60 billion tonnes of coal reserves, which is sufficient to meet this demand.

Estimated production figures for 1997 are United States 784,000 tonnes Western Europe 575,000 tonnes Japan 225,000 tonnes.

A 2009 paper in Science estimates, for the first time, the total world fish biomass as somewhere between 0.8 and 2.0 billion tonnes.

The total global production of farmed shrimp reached more than 1.6 million tonnes in 2003, representing a value of nearly 9 billion U.S. dollars.

More than 6 billion tonnes of carbon are dumped in the atmosphere every year, leading to possible global warming and other adverse environmental effects.

MB consumption (metric tonnes)

Million tonnes CO2 equivalents.

Million tonnes CO2 equivalents.

The Renewables 2004 conference generated about 3,500 tonnes of GHG (1.44 tonnes CO2 equivalent participant).

During the 2001 2002 season, tobacco output fell from 239 tonnes in 2001 to 172 tonnes a year later (130 tonnes of tobacco leaf and 42 tonnes of cut tobacco), a reduction of 28 per cent.

South Africa reported on its 60 billion tonnes of coal reserves and its dependence on this energy source for 90 per cent of its electricity generation.

tonnes n.a. 1) Preliminary figures

The 10 day WSSD meeting generated about 290,000 tonnes of CO2 (6.6 tonnes CO2 equivalent participant).

India reported that it has reserves of 221 billion tonnes of coal and indicated that coal would be the mainstay for commercial energy for the foreseeable future.

Armenia reported consumption of 1.020 ozone depleting potential ODP tonnes (ODP tonnes) of methyl bromide in 2004.

In 2010 the largest exporters were Australia with 328 million tonnes (27.1 of world coal export) and Indonesia with 316 million tonnes (26.1 ), while the largest importers were Japan with 207 million tonnes (17.5 of world coal import), China with 195 million tonnes (16.6 ) and South Korea with 126 million tonnes (10.7 ).

Payload will be 20.4 metric tonnes.

In 2004 alone, China had dealt with 98,000 drug related crimes and seized 10.83 tonnes of heroin, 2.75 tonnes of methamphetamine, 3 million ecstasy tablets and 160 tonnes of precursor chemicals.

In the period from 1945 to 1960 with a rather slow economic development the emission increased from 12 million tonnes to 26 million tonnes, or approximately 1 million tonnes per year.

In 2002 North Americans disposed of 24 million tonnes of waste, with residential sources accounting for 9.5 million tonnes.

Fibre output amounted to 13,333 tonnes, an increase of 32.6 per cent over the 2001 figure of 10,055 tonnes.

The Africa region has the lowest average per capita emission with 2.4 tonnes, while South Africa has 9.1 tonnes.

(i) To 0.550 ODP tonnes in 2005

(ii) To 0.2600 ODP tonnes in 2010

(i) To 4.512 ODP tonnes in 2005

(ii) To 1.934 ODP tonnes in 2010

(i) To 170 ODP tonnes in 2005

(i) To 1.5 ODP tonnes in 2005

(ii) To 1.3 ODP tonnes in 2006

(iii) To 1.0 ODP tonnes in 2007

(iii) To 0.5 ODP tonnes in 2008

It rose to a peak of about 17,600 tonnes in 1998, and recently fell to about 13,400 tonnes in 2002.

The per capita emissions (expressed in tonnes CO2 equivalent, excluding LUCF) average 2.8 tonnes for 122 non Annex I Parties.

The per capita emissions (expressed in tonnes CO2 equivalent, excluding LUCF) average 2.8 tonnes for the 122 non Annex I Parties.

If we did it in wood, in this solution, we'd sequester about 3,100 tonnes, for a net difference of 4,300 tonnes.

GHG emissions, excluding the LUCF sector, reported by 122 non Annex I Parties for the year 1994 or the closest year reported, totalled 11.7 billion tonnes of CO2 equivalent (figure 1).

About 75 of the 8,000 tonnes (ie. 5,984 tonnes) is scheduled to be eliminated by the end of 2005 while 95 (7,574 tonnes) is scheduled to be eliminated by the end of 2007 (Table 3).