Therefore GHG emissions from this subsector will grow.

Therefore GHG emissions can be expected to increase from this subsector.

data on emissions of other GHG (eg PFCs, HFCs, SF6), specifically

As these emissions are considered as part of the GHG emissions of the session they may be offset twice.

Greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting can calculate direct or indirect GHG emissions, which may be used for internal reporting or enterprise carbon accounting.

Removals by LUCF in most Parties offset GHG emissions from this same sector.

Most reporting Parties are a net source of GHG emissions (see table 2).

Removals by LUCF in most Parties offset GHG emissions from this same sector.

They believe that these measures will result in reduction of growth of GHG emissions.

(c) estimate of total effects of policies and measures on GHG emissions and removals

Sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by the LUCF sector in most Parties offset the GHG emissions originating from this sector.

Some stressed the need to develop a comprehensive energy balance to help compute GHG emissions in the energy sector on a continuous basis, and a few pointed out the need to link the energy balance with GHG emissions methodologies such that data changes in the energy balance are automatically reflected in the GHG emissions values.

Transport is considered a major sector that will contribute to the growth of GHG emissions.

The SBI noted that such documents should also include additional information on net' GHG emissions.

Removals by LUCF in most Parties offset GHG emissions from this same sector (see table 2).

Estimation of emission reduction Some Parties included an assessment of the impacts of measures on GHG emissions.

This allowed a preliminary analysis to be made of the trends of GHG emissions in these countries.

Aggregate greenhouse gas emissions expressed in terms of CO2 equivalent In terms of aggregate total GHG emissions, expressed as CO2 equivalent, excluding the LUCF sector, CO2 was the primary GHG for more than half of the Parties (55 per cent).

In terms of aggregate total GHG emissions, expressed as CO2 equivalent, excluding the LUCF sector, CO2 was the primary GHG for more than half of the Parties (55 per cent).

Instead, the land use change and forestry sector is the biggest source of emissions (more than half of total GHG emissions in 1994), mainly due to desertification.

Aggregate GHG emissions, excluding LUCF, range from 4.7 to 4,057,306 CO2 equivalent, as can be seen from table 2.

The air travel of participants proved to be the main source of GHG emissions for previous international and regional meetings.

About a third of reporting Parties also reported on measures to abate GHG emissions in the agriculture and waste sectors.

About one third of reporting Parties also reported on measures to abate GHG emissions in the agriculture and waste sectors.

Figure 4. Per capita GHG emissions (tonnes CO2 equivalent (excluding LUCF)) for the year 1994 or the closest year reported

The SBI observed that total GHG emissions from Annex I Parties as a whole remained relatively stable between 2000 and 2002.

A new publication, Key GHG data, had been issued covering emissions from 40 Annex I and 121 non Annex I Parties.

Such a presentation shows the relative contributions of the different GHGs and the different sectors to a Party's total GHG emissions.

Aggregate GHG emissions expressed in CO2 equivalent, excluding LUCF, range from 4.7 to 4,057,306 Gg (a scale from 1 to 863,257).

Parties therefore had an obligation to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions dramatically, and to fulfil the other promises they had made.

Such a presentation shows the relative contribution of the different GHGs and the different sectors to a Party's total GHG emissions.

In terms of aggregate total GHG emissions, expressed as CO2 equivalent, excluding the land use change and forestry (LUCF) sector, CO2 was the primary GHG for more than half of the Parties (55 per cent).

In conclusion, the Mayor underlined that every small gesture counted and called upon citizens to do their part to reduce GHG emissions.

In conclusion, the Mayor underlined that every small gesture counted and called upon citizens to do their part to reduce GHG emissions.

Following the importance of the energy sector, 85 Parties identified measures in the energy sector to abate GHG emissions (see figure 2).

Estimating the GHG emissions associated with a particular activity (e.g., a COP session) Offsetting these emissions through climate change mitigation activities elsewhere Communicating, exchanging views and cooperating with relevant actors on this initiative.

The relative contribution of emissions from industrial processes to total GHG emissions is generally low in non Annex I Parties, but it is expected to grow in response to demand for industrial materials.

Cleaner fossil fuels, such as natural gas, are favoured because of their advantages in dealing with concerns about environmental issues and GHG emissions.

IES engages developing countries in building support for integrated planning both to address local environmental concerns and to reduce associated global GHG emissions.

Cleaner fossil fuels, such as natural gas, are favoured because of their advantages in relation to concerns about environmental issues and GHG emissions.

There are differences in the regional distribution of the aggregate GHG emissions resulting mainly from the national circumstances prevailing within each the region.

Figure 3. Aggregate GHG emissions and removals by sector by region (Gg CO2 equivalent) for the year 1994 or the closest year reported

Aggregate GHG emissions expressed in CO2 equivalent, excluding LUCF, range from 4.7 to 4,057,306 Gg, this represents a scale from 1 to 863,257.

There are differences in the regional distribution of the aggregate GHG emissions resulting mainly from the national circumstances prevailing within each the region.

As a result of the subsector's direct influence on human health and well being, measures that address transport emissions are often desirable from an environmental sustainability perspective, and also lead to lower GHG emissions.