Sentences with phrase «emissions totals»

Per - capita emissions The total amount of greenhouse gas emitted by a country per unit of population.

I've gone a step further and tried to assign likely nationwide greenhouse gas emissions totals for the major plans on the table right now:

Current global CO2 emissions total approximately 30 billion tons (Gt) per year, with the USA contributing approximately 20 % (5.8 Gt per year).

Natural emissions total: 198.2 GtC (primarily 78.4 GtC from ocean outgassing, and 118.7 GtC from total respiration and fire)

Yet these emissions which represent «decreasing green biomass» have to be balanced against the extra CO2 «land sink» which with the falling proportion of land use emissions now exceeds those land use emissions (GCP figures put the «land sink» at 30 % of emissions total emissions throughout) and the sink has exceeded source since about 1965.

Reality: In 2011, Global emissions totaled 31.6 billion tons of carbon, according to the International Energy Agency, exceeding IPCCâ $ ™ s worst - case scenario 88 years ahead of schedule.

In that year, China's emissions totaled more than 7 billion tons, of which more than half came from fossil fuels burned to make goods and services that were consumed either in other parts of China, or beyond China's borders to 107 countries.

The total amount of carbon that would need to be diverted from being emitted into the atmosphere is stunning: Current global atmospheric CO2 emissions total roughly 30 gigatons, or 30 billion metric tons per year.

At the Lillenhammer IPCC Conference a few years ago, nations gathered to list their land use emissions totals, which come primarily from industrial logging.

Carbon emission reports have indicated several years (roughly 2011 to 2014) of flat - ish emission totals.

Aristides Patrinos, Ph.D., president of Synthetic Genomics, stated that current energy - related carbon emissions total eight billion tons per year, about half of which remains in the atmosphere contributing to increasing greenhouse gas concentrations.

This watershed, painstaking analysis traces emissions totaling 914 gigatons of carbon dioxide - equivalent — which amounts to 63 % of the cumulative worldwide emissions of industrial CO2 and methane between 1751 and 2010 — to 90 so - called «carbon major» entities worldwide.

For example, the decades ending 1999 and 2009 had new emission totals of 234 billion tons and 286 billion tons, respectively.

Greenhouse gas emissions totaled 7,150,000,000 tons in 2007, showing a 1.4 % increase from 2006 — bringing the overall rise from

In accordance with the Revised 1996 IPCC Guidelines, which are used by Parties to prepare their greenhouse gas inventories, emissions from fuel sold to ships or aircraft engaged in international transport (known as «bunker fuels») should not be included in national emission totals, but reported separately.

Greenhouse gas emissions totaled 7,150,000,000 tons in 2007, showing a 1.4 % increase from 2006 — bringing the overall rise from 1990 levels up to 17.2 %.

Natural emissions total: 198.2 GtC (primarily 78.4 GtC from ocean outgassing, and 118.7 GtC from total respiration and fire) Anthropogenic emissions total: 8.9 GtC (7.8 GtC is fossil fuels, 1.1 is land use changes) Ratio in terms of 100 % total 207.1 = 95.7 to 4.3