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Maps and graphics for Global

Accounting units Countries that are signatories to the Kyoto Protocol have a tool for helping them in the Emissions Trading Scheme. In the Kyoto scheme each allowance is called an Assigned Amount Unit (AAU). Each [..]
Largest industrial CO2 emitters Facilities emitting more than 100 000 tones of CO2 each year from power plants, cement factories, refineries, gas processing plants, ammonia chemical industry, hydrogen chemical industry, ethylene [..]
Same comfort level, same needs, different choices In this example, CO2 emitted each day by two persons living in Munich are detailed, showing two different ways of fulfilling the same needs: 38 kg of CO2 emitted by an average consumer versus 14 kg by [..]
Emission Assessment Emission Assessment visualizing raw material, transformed products, energy and workers and related activities flows.
Urban density and transport-related energy consumption Showing North American cities, Australian cities, European cities and Asian cities.
Dirty coal is here to stay Coal producers already taking advantage of the oil shortage and might even more in the future. Visualizing main production basins and major consumers.
Emissions by gas Emissions of various gases from deforestation, logging, peat fires, fossil fuel and other sources.
Energy cost of out-of-season vegetables Oil required for production. Displayed as annual consumption levels of litres per kilogram of vegetable.
Eco-design strategies You do always have the option of remembering how much energy went into building your house.
Energy consumption by usage in a building Buildings (residential and commercial) account for 10 to 15% of all greenhouse gas emissions, including almost 70% carbon dioxide and 25% methane.
CO2 emissions from selected German transportation means The results depend a lot on the occupancy rates (in pink, the average German rates used here).
All actors towards a climate neutral society Visualizing investments necessary and savings to be done by individuals as consumers, residents, travelers, citizens, parent and professionals.
Some examples of the effect of individual behaviour on greenhouse gas emissions in France The area of the squares is proportionate to the annual reduction in emissions in million tonnes of CO2 equivalent. Displaying main areas of housing investment, daily life and private car investment.
Greenhouse gas programmes Various online resources for greenhouse gas programmes regarding types, focus, gases covered and boundaries.
Copenhagen, paradise for cyclists In Copenhagen 36 per cent of the city's inhabitants cycle to work, using a network of more than 330 kilometres of cycle tracks and travelling at an average speed of 15 kph.