Indonesia, whose rapid clearing of rainforests accounts for about one - quarter of all carbon
emissions from deforestation globally, has said that it will pledge to cut its emissions by 40 % from 2005 levels by 2030, if it receives international support: Currently deforestation is the source of 80 % of Indonesia's carbon emissions, and when these emissions are included in the nation's total (they aren't always, on some charts of highest emitting nations) it is in the top ten emitters — right up there with the US, China, and other industrial nations.
Experts estimate that carbon emissions from mangrove deforestation account for up to 10 % of
emissions from deforestation globally, despite covering just 0.7 % of land coverage.
Experts estimate that emissions from the degradation of mangroves can be as high as 10 % of total
emissions from deforestation globally, even though mangroves account for only 0.7 % of tropical forest area *.
Not exact matches
Globally, about 80 percent of human - induced carbon dioxide
emissions comes
from the burning of fossil fuels, while about 20 percent results
from deforestation.
Experts estimate that as much as 1.02 billion tons of carbon dioxide are being released annually
from degraded coastal ecosystems, which is equivalent to 19 % of
emissions from tropical
deforestation globally *.
Globally, about 80 percent of human - induced carbon dioxide
emissions comes
from the burning of fossil fuels, while about 20 percent results
from deforestation.