Norwegian emissions of N2O

Norwegian emissions of N2O (map/graphic/illustration)
Norwegian emissions of N2O. Emissions of N20 have a role in the enhanced greenhouse effect. N20 is a long-lived gas, surviving in the atmosphere for about 130 years. The concentration of N20 in the atmosphere is increasing due to a variety of sources including a small contribution from coal combustion.
Sources Statistics Norway / SSB, 1997
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Philippe Rekacewicz, Emmanuelle Bournay, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Appears in State of the Environment Norway 98
Published 1998
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