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| adam_text | PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM, MAASTRICHT, THE
NETHERLANDS 21-23 JANUARY 2002 NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES: SCIENTIFIC
UNDERSTANDING, CONTROL OPTIONS AND POLICY ASPECTS EDITED BY J. VAN HAM
DELFGAUW, THE NETHERLANDS A.P.M. BAEDE, ROYAL NETHERLANDS METEOROLOGICAL
INSTITUTE DE BILL, THE NETHERLANDS R. GUICHERIT THE HAGUE, THE
NETHERLANDS J.G.F.M. WILLIAMS-JACOBSE MINISTRY OF HOUSING, SPATIAL
PLANNING AND THE ENVIRONMENT THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS SECTION FOR
CLEAN AIR IN THE NETHERLANDS L 3 WM-SECTIE NETHERLANDS ASSOCIATION OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS UNIVERSITATSBIBLIOTHEK ; HANNOVER TECHNISCHE
INFORMATIONSBIBLIOTHEK MILLPRESS MILLPRESS - ROTTERDAM NETHERLANDS 2002
NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES, VAN HAM, BAEDE, GUICHERIT & WILLIAMS-JACOBSE
(EDS) 2002 MILLPRESS, ROTTERDAM, ISBN 90-77017-70-4 TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE XIX CONFERENCE REPORT ON CLIMATE CHANGE XXIII J.P. PRONK,
NETHERLANDS MINISTER OF HOUSING, SPATIAL PLANNING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
SUMMARIES METHANE: PROGRESS ON SOURCE STRENGTH XXV E. SCHEEHLE ANDL.S.A.
ISAKSEN PROGRESS IN SOURCE STRENGTH ESTIMATES OF NITROUS OXIDE (N2O)
XXIX C. KROEZE AND A. MOSIER SOURCE STRENGTH ESTIMATES - FLUORINATED
GASES XXXV J. HARNISCH AND S.D. RAND SHORT-LIVED ATMOSPHERIC SPECIES AND
THEIR IMPACT ON CLIMATE XXXVII A.P.M. BAEDE AND R. GUICHERIT
INVENTORIES, UNCERTAINTIES AND VERIFICATION XLI J. G.J. OLIVIER AND K.
RYPDAL MITIGATION OF EMISSIONS XLV D. DEJAGERANDJ. GALE ECONOMIC AND
POLICY ASPECTS XLVII J. WILLIAMS-JACOBSE AND D. KRUGER ROUND TABLE
DISCUSSION ON INITIATIVES ON CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION IN DEVELOPING
XLIX COUNTRIES CM. FAROUQUE OPENING SPEECHES WELCOME LIII J.K. MAK,
PRESIDENT NETHERLANDS ASSOCIATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS (WM)
OPENING ADDRESS LV CM. ZWARTEPOORTE, NETHERLANDS MINISTRY OF HOUSING,
SPATIAL PLANNING AND THE ENVIRONMENT KEYNOTE ADDRESS LIX H.
THORGEIRSSON, CHAIRMAN UNFCCC-SBSTA ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF IPCC LXI B.
METZ, CO-CHAIRMAN IPCC WORKING GROUP ON MITIGATION INTEREST OF THE
EUROPEAN COMMISSION IN NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GASES LXV M. VAINIO, EUROPEAN
COMMISSION, ENVIRONMENT DIRECTORATE-GENERAL FAO INVOLVEMENT IN CLIMATE
CHANGE LXIX M.D. SANCHEZ, INTER-DEPARTMENTAL WORKING GROUP ON CLIMATE
CHANGE, FAO NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GASES: PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS LXXI D.
KRUGER, UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY VII PAPERS REVIEW
PAPER GREENHOUSE GASES AND ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY: TOWARDS INTEGRATION OF
AIR 1 POLLUTION AND CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES F. DENTENER ANDF. RAES FOR
OTHER REVIEWS REFER TO RESPECTIVE CHAPTERS. THEME 1 SCIENTIFIC
UNDERSTANDING: SOURCES AND SINKS AGRICULTURAL SOURCES FOR METHANE AND
NITROUS OXIDE NCGG AND CARBON EMISSIONS AND SINKS FROM AND INTO
AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 17 LIN ERDA, LI YU E AND GUO LIPING SIMULATED
EFFECTS OF TILLAGE AND TIMING OF N FERTILIZER APPLICATION ON NET 23
GREENHOUSE GAS FLUXES AND N LOSSES FOR AGRICULTURAL SOILS IN THE
MIDWESTERN USA S.J. DEL GROSSO, D.S. OJIMA, W.J. PARTON ANDA.R. MOSIER
NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM AGRICULTURAL SECTOR IN RUSSIA 29
A.A. ROMANOVSKAYA, ML. GYTARSKY, R.T. KARABAN , I.M. NAZAROV AND D.E.
KONYUSHKOV THE N2O AND CH4 EXCHANGE OF TYPICAL BLACK FOREST SOILS WITH
THE ATMOSPHERE 35 H.P.F. JUNGKUNST, S. FIEDLER AND K. STAHR REDUCING
UNCERTAINTIES TO AGRICULTURAL GREENHOUSE GAS INVENTORIES THROUGH 41
IMPROVED INVENTORY METHODOLOGIES AND ACTIVITY DATA J.M. MANGINO AND T.
WIRTH EFFECT OF UREA AND NITRIFICATION INHIBITORS ON METHANE CONSUMPTION
43 D. MAJUMDAR AND S. MITRA MODELLING THE EMISSIONS OF METHANE AND
NITROUS OXIDE FROM DAIRY CATTLE 45 M. PLOCHL, W. BERG AND R. BRUNSCH
COPING WITH SCALE ISSUES IN MODELLING NITROUS OXIDE AND METHANE
EMISSIONS FROM 47 SOILS CA. LANGEVELD AND P.A. LEFFELAAR N 2 O AND CH4
EMISSION AFTER SURFACE APPLICATION OR INJECTION OF ANAEROBICALLY 49
DIGESTED CATTLE SLURRY H.C DEBOER, G. HOLSHOF R.L.M. SCHILS AND A. VAN
DEN POL-VAN DASSELAAR GASEOUS EMISSIONS FROM SYSTEMS FOR PIG SLURRY
TREATMENT 51 R. W. MELSE, D.A.J. STARMANS ANDN. VERDOES MISCELLANEOUS
SOURCES FOR METHANE AND NITROUS OXIDE EFFECT OF FOREST FIRE ON FLUXES OF
CH4 AND N 2 O IN BOREAL FOREST SOILS, INTERIOR 55 ALASKA Y. W. KIM, N.
TANAKA, M. FUKUDA ANDK. KUSHIDA SO 2 , NO X , ORGANIC AND ELEMENTAL
CARBON EMISSION STUDIES FROM BIOFUELS USED IN 61 INDIA R. GADI, A.K.
SARKAR, D.C PARASHAR, A.P. MITRA AND U.C. KULSHRESTHA N2O AND CH4
EMISSIONS FROM DIFFERENT POWER PLANT PROCESSES 67 M. FABRITIUS, S.
KORHONEN, H. HOFFREN ANDJ. LESKELD VIII NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES
SCENARIO STUDY: DEVELOPMENT OF NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS IN THE
LAND 73 TRANSPORT SECTOR J. LINSSEN AND M. WALBECK CONTRIBUTION TO
NON-C02 GREENHOUSE GASES INVENTORY FOR COTONOU (REPUBLIC OF 79 BENIN):
WASTE SECTOR G.H.S. GUENDEHOU ANDE.D. AHLONSOU SOURCES AND SINKS OF
METHANE FURTHER CORRECTION OF NUMERICAL ESTIMATIONS FOR ANTHROPOGENIC
METHANE EMISSIONS 85 FROM WESTERN SIBERIA GAS DEPOSITS BY APPLYING 3D
REGIONAL TRANSPORT MODEL IN DIRECT AND INVERSE MODES S. V. JAGOVKINA,
I.L. KAROL, V.E. LAGUN, A.L. RESHETNIKOV, A. V. ZINCHENKO AND N.N.
PARAMONOVA ESTIMATE OF UNITED STATES METHANE EMISSIONS FROM INDUSTRIAL
WASTEWATER; 91 ENHANCING COMPLETENESS OF THE ANNUAL NATIONAL GREENHOUSE
GAS INVENTORY M.RJ. DOOM ANDE.A. SCHEEHLE METHANE EMISSION BY GRAZING
LIVESTOCK: SOME FINDINGS ON EMISSION DETERMINANTS. 95 K.R. LASSEY, CS.
PINARO-PATINO AND M.J. ULYATT PLANT AND SOILS FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH
METHANE EMISSION FROM IRRIGATED RICE 101 ECOSYSTEMS OF ASSAM K.K.
BARUAH, N. GOGOI, B. GOGOI, S. GOSWAMI, B. BARMAN ANDP.K. GUPTA WESTERN
SIBERIA NATURAL METHANE EMISSION ASSESSMENT BASED ON EXPERIMENTAL DATA
107 ANALYSIS AND 3D REGIONAL MODELLING V.E. LAGUN, S. V. JAGOVKINA AND
I. L. KAROL THE ROLE OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS IN PRODUCTION OF GHGS IN IRAN
109 A. MOHARRERY AND A. NIKKHAH METHANE EMISSION FROM LANDFILL SITES AND
WASTEWATER DRAINS IN BIG CITIES OF INDIA 111 M.C. JAIN, S. KUMAR, G.
DEBNATH, K.P. SAHU ANDS. MITRA CHARACTERISTICS OF METHANE EMISSION AND
ITS RELATIONS WITH SOIL CARBON STATUS AND 113 MANAGEMENT PRACTICES UNDER
DOUBLE RICE SYSTEMS L.P. GUO, Y.J. HE, E.D. LIN AND G.M. ZHANG METHANE
PRODUCTION AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ACETOCLASTIC METHANOGENS IN RICE
115 RHIZOSPHERE & CHAWANAKUL, P. CHAIPRASERT, O. KERCHUECHUEN, S.
TOWPRAYOON AND M. TANTICHAROEN SOURCES AND SINKS OF NITROUS OXIDE
CALCULATION OF REGIONAL BUDGETS OF N-TRACE GAS EMISSIONS FROM SOILS
USING 119 MECHANISTIC MODELS: RESULTS FROM A CASE STUDY FOR SAXONY,
GERMANY K. BUTTERBACH-BAHL, M. KESIK, P. MIEHLE, H. PAPEN AND C LI
N2O-EMISSION FROM TROPICAL RAIN FOREST SOILS OF THE WET TROPICS,
QUEENSLAND, 125 AUSTRALIA R. KIESE, H. PAPEN, K. BUTTERBACH-BAHL ANDL.
BREUER SEASONAL IMPACT ON N 2 O SOURCE AND SINK POTENTIAL IN DRY
TROPICAL CLIMAX FOREST AND 131 SERAI GRASSLAND IN CENTRAL INDIA V.P.
SINGH, K. KAUR, P. DASS ANDS.K. BILLORE SOIL EMISSIONS OF NITROUS OXIDE
FROM SAVANNAHS IN AFRICA: ESTIMATING ANNUAL RATES 139 M. ANDERSSON, A.
KJOLLER ANDS. STRUWE TABLE OF CONTENTS IX SIMULATION OF NITROUS OXIDE
EMISSIONS FROM TWO GRAIN MAIZE CROPPED SOILS IN THE 145 REGION OF
MIDDLE ALSACE J. HACK AND J.C. MUNCH DENITRIFICATION AND EMISSION OF
N2O FROM DIFFERENT SOILS AND 15 N LABELLED 147 FERTILIZERS UNDER
ANAEROBIC RICE CULTURE A.K. PATRA, N.K. BANERJEE ANDP.K. CHHONKAR
PRODUCTION OF N 2 O IN GRASS-CLOVER PASTURES 149 M. THYME AND P. AMBUS
THE N26 CONTENT OF SOIL AIR AT DIFFERENT DEPTHS AS WELL AS ITS RELATED
CONTENT IN AND 151 TRANSPORT BY SEEPAGE IN LYSIMETER SOILS. R. RUSSOW,
S. KNAPPE ANDH.-U. NEUE NITROGEN OXIDES EMISSIONS FROM EUROPEAN FOREST
ECOSYSTEMS 153 N. BRIIGGEMANN AND K. BUTTERBACH-BAHL HUMANS AS A SOURCE
OF N 2 O - EVIDENCES FROM BREATH AIR ANALYSIS AND 15 N TRACER 155
EXPERIMENTS R. RUSSOW, H.-U. NEUE, I. WOLF AND CH. PLATH N2O PRODUCTION
AND EMISSION IN GROUNDWATER, RIPARIAN AND VADOSE ZONES AND FRESHWATER
AQUATIC SYSTEMS REVIEW PAPERS MECHANISMS, RATES AND ASSESSMENT OF N 2 O
IN GROUNDWATER, RIPARIAN ZONES 159 AND RIVERS P. M. GROFFINAN, A.J.
GOLD, D.Q. KELLOGG ANDK. ADDY METHODICAL APPROACHES FOR INVESTIGATING
THE ROLE OF SUBSURFACE 167 ENVIRONMENTS IN THE GLOBAL N2O BUDGET R. WELL
THE CONCENTRATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF GROUNDWATER N 2 O IN THE CHALK
AQUIFER OF 179 EASTERN ENGLAND KM HISCOCK, A.S. BATEMAN, T. FUKADA
ANDP.F. DENNIS N 2 O DISCHARGE WITH DRAIN WATER FROM AGRICULTURAL SOILS
OF THE UPPER NECKAR REGION 185 IN SOUTHERN GERMANY J. HACK AND M.
KAUPENJOHANN FATE OF 5 NO 3 DERIVED N 2 O AND DENITRIFICATION
PRODUCTS IN THE VADOSE ZONE DURING 191 IRRIGATION OF SOIL COLUMNS T.J.
CLOUGH, D.E.ROLSTON, R.J. STEVENS ANDR.J. LAUGHLIN FIELD AND LABORATORY
STUDIES OF N 2 O TURNOVER IN THE SATURATED ZONE OF 197 HYDROMORPHIC
SOILS OF NORTHWEST GERMANY. I: N 2 O SURFACE EMISSION AND VERTICAL
DISTRIBUTION OF CONCENTRATIONS AND ISOTOPOMER SIGNATURES R. WELL, O.
MEHRANFAR, S. TOYODAANDN. YOSHIDA FIELD AND LABORATORY STUDIES OF N2O
TURNOVER IN THE SATURATED ZONE OF 199 HYDROMORPHIC SOILS OF NORTHWEST
GERMANY. II: LABORATORY INCUBATIONS TO DETERMINE TOTAL DENITRIFICATION
AND N 2 O PRODUCTION O. MEHRANFAR AND R. WELL DETERMINATION OF NITROGEN
ISOTOPE DISTRIBUTION IN N 2 O POOL 201 A.M. ZYAKUN RELEASE OF WATER
DISSOLVED NITROUS OXIDE BY PLANTS: DOES THE TRANSPIRATION WATER 203 FLOW
CONTRIBUTE TO THE EMISSION OF N 2 O? N.J. FERCH AND V. ROMHELD NON-CO,
GREENHOUSE GASES SOURCES OF FLUORINE COMPOUNDS ESTIMATING SF 6 EMISSIONS
FROM ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND MAGNESIUM PRODUCTION 207 AND PROCESSING IN
THE U.S. D. O. SCHAEFER, S. BARTOS ANDJ. BLACKMAN PERFLUORINATED
HYDROCARBONS IN THE PRIMARY ALUMINIUM PROCESSING - TRENDS IN THE 213
CURRENT DECADE W.R. POGANIETZ AND P. ZAPP DETERMINATION OF THE FRACTION
OF BLOWING AGENT RELEASED FROM REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER 219 FOAM AFTER
DECOMMISSIONING THE PRODUCT P. KJELDSEN AND C. SCHEUTZ INTERNATIONAL
PARTNERSHIP FOR ESTIMATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS 225 T.E. WERKEMA, M.
CISNEROS ANDK.D. SMYTHE A POTENTIAL ERROR ASSOCIATED WITH USING CHEMICAL
AND EQUIPMENT SALES DATA TO 229 ESTIMATE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM
LONG-LIVED, PRESSURIZED EQUIPMENT D. O. SCHAEFER INVENTORIES N 2 O
EMISSION FROM FERTILIZER USE 233 M. LCEGREID AND A.H. AASTVEIDT
MODELLING NITROUS OXIDE EMISSION AND INVENTORY OF GERMAN FOREST SOILS
239 R. BRUMME, H. SCHULTE-BISPING AND E. PRIESACK ANOTHER LOOK AT N 2 O
EMISSION FACTORS FOR AGRICULTURAL SOILS, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR 245
INVENTORY CALCULATIONS K.A. SMITH ANDK.E. DOBBIE THE EFFECT OF GRASSLAND
CONVERSION ON CH4 AND N 2 O EMISSIONS AND REMOVALS 251 LI, Y., E. LIN,
Z. YANG AND Y. WANG GLOBAL ANTHROPOGENIC METHANE EMISSIONS 257 E.A.
SCHEEHLE, W.N. IRVING AND D. KRUGER DEVELOPMENT OF CONSISTENT
METHODOLOGY FOR ESTIMATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS 263 FROM OIL AND GAS
INDUSTRY FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS M. LEV-ON, K. RITTER, W. RETZSCH AND
T. SHIRES EU AND MEMBER STATES GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION TRENDS AND
PROJECTIONS 269 M. RITTER, B. STROBEL, J. BATES, A. GARDINER, M. CAMES,
J. VAN MINNEN AND A. JOL NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS FROM NEW ZEALAND
AGRICULTURE: RESEARCH TO REFINE THE 275 NATIONAL INVENTORY CAM DE KLEIN,
R.R. SHERLOCK, S.F. LEDGARD, L, BARTON, F.M. KELLIHER, A.S. WALCROFT AND
G. RYS INDIRECT CO 2 EMISSIONS FROM CH 4 , CO AND NMVOC OXIDATION: THE
FORGOTTEN 281 CARBON IN GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION INVENTORIES M.
GILLENWATER, R. LANZA AND R. FREED EMISSIONS OF NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE
GASES IN THE NETHERLANDS - AN ESTIMATE FOR THE 283 PERIOD 2001-2010 D.
BEKER AND C.J. PEEK IDENTIFICATION OF UNKNOWN SOURCES OF NON-CO 2
GREENHOUSE GASES, A THEORETICAL 285 APPROACH M. DE GROOT, D. JANSEN, K.
VAN DONGEN AND V.A. VERBURG GHG EMISSIONS IN COLOMBIA 1998-2010 287 F.
GONZALEZ AND H. RODRIGUEZ TABLE OF CONTENTS XI GHG EMISSIONS INVENTORY
AND NON-CO 2 EMISSIONS: CASE OF RUSSIA 289 I.G. GRITSEVICH ANDA.YU.
KOLESOV EDGAR 3.2: REFERENCE DATABASE WITH TREND DATA OF GLOBAL
GREENHOUSE GAS 291 EMISSIONS FOR 1970-1995 J.G.J. OLIVIER, J.A.H.W.
PETERS, J. BAKKER, J.J.M. BERDOWSKI, A.J.H. VISSCHEDIJK ANDJ.PJ. BLOOS
THEME 1 SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING: ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS AND PROCESSES
MEASUREMENTS AND TRENDS DERIVED TRENDS OF CH4 IN THE STRATOSPHERE FROM
HALOE MEASUREMENTS 295 P.K. PATRA, S. MAKSYUTOV AND M.S. SANTHANAM
DIRECT MEASUREMENTS OF THE LONG-TERM GLOBAL INCREASE IN TROPOSPHERIC
NITROUS 301 OXIDE R.F. WEISS POTENTIAL OF THE NDSC IN SUPPORT OF THE
KYOTO PROTOCOL: EXAMPLES FROM THE STATION 305 JUNGFRAUJOCH, SWITZERLAND
R. ZANDER, E. MAHIEU, C. SERVAIS, G. ROLAND, P. DUCHATELET, P. DEMOULIN,
L. DELBOUILLE, CP. RINSLAND, M. DE MAZIERE AND R. BLOMME NITROUS OXIDE
EMISSIONS FROM THREE-WAY CATALYSTS 311 H. OONK, M. FEIJEN-JEURISSEN, R.
GENSE AND R. VERMEULEN OZONE AND ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY REVIEW PAPER
ATMOSPHERIC OZONE AND CLIMATE CHANGE 319 I.S.A. ISAKSEN AND W.-C. WANG
MODEL EVALUATION OF THE TROPOSPHERIC CO AND CH4 CONTENTS IN THE FIRST
HALF OF THE 331 21 ST CENTURY A.A. KISELEV ANDL.L. KAROL QUANTIFYING THE
CONTRIBUTION OF OZONE AND STRATOSPHERIC WATER VAPOUR IN A GLOBAL 337
CHEMISTRY/CLIMATE SIMULATION M PONATER, C. SCHNADT, M. DAMERIS, R. HEIN
ANDB. STEIL GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIAL REVIEW PAPER GLOBAL WARMING
POTENTIALS FOR NON-CCH GREENHOUSE GASES 345 R .G. DERWENT, W.J. COLLINS,
C.E. JOHNSON ANDD.S. STEVENSON INDIRECT FORCING FROM EMISSIONS OF NOX
AND CO: IS THE LOCATION OF EMISSIONS 363 IMPORTANT? T.K. BEMTSEN, J.S.
FUGLESTVEDT, M. JOSHI, K.P. SHINE, M. PONATER, R. SAUSEN AND D.
HAUGLUSTAINE XII NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES EVALUATING INDICATORS FOR THE
RELATIVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE - 371 ALTERNATIVES TO THE
BRAZILIAN PROPOSAL AND GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIALS N. HOHNE ANDJ. HARNISCH
CLIMATE RESPONSE TO INHOMOGENEOUSLY DISTRIBUTED FORCING AGENTS 377 R.
SAUSEN, M. PONATER, N. STUBER, M. JOSHI, K.P. SHINE ANDL. LI INDIRECT
GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIALS OF CARBON MONOXIDE AND OZONE 383 V.A. FROLKIS,
I.L. KAROL AND A.A. KISELEV THE ADEQUACY OF CURRENT METRICS OF CLIMATE
CHANGE AND EMISSION INDICES 389 J.S. FUGLESTVEDT, O. GODAL, T.K
BERNTSEN, T. SKODVIN, K.P. SHINE AND R. SAUSEN THEME 2 CONTROL OPTIONS
ABATEMENT OF EMISSIONS OF FLUORINE COMPOUNDS ABATEMENT OF EMISSIONS OF
THE ENGINEERED CHEMICALS 397 J. HARNISCH ANDJ.J. GALE TECHNOLOGY AND
ECONOMICS OF REDUCING PFC EMISSIONS FROM ALUMINIUM 403 PRODUCTION J.
MARKS, M. ATKINSON, R. CHASE AND S.D. RAND GLOBAL SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY
INITIATIVE TO REDUCE PFC EMISSIONS 409 S.D. RAND, S.C BARTOS, C.L.
FRAUST, Y. HAYAKAWA ANDL. KLERKS EXISTING AND ALTERNATIVE VEHICLE AIR
CONDITIONING (A/C) SYSTEMS 415 S.O. ANDERSEN, W. ATKINSON ANDJ.A. BAKER
ABATEMENT OPTIONS AND COSTS OF REDUCING HFC, PFC AND SF6 EMISSIONS IN
FINLAND 421 T.S. OINONEN ANDS.P.J. SOIMAKALLIO SF 6 EMISSION REDUCTION
IN RELATION TO SWITCHGEAR 427 J.W. WOUDA ABATEMENT OF METHANE EMISSIONS
REDUCTION OF METHANE EMISSIONS FROM MANURE 435 M.A.HILHORST, R.W. MELSE,
H.C. WILLERS, CM. GROENESTEIN ANDG.J. MONTENY MITIGATION OF METHANE
EMISSION FROM PADDY FIELDS 441 D.C PARASHAR, R. GADI ANDA.P. MITRA
MITIGATION OF METHANE EMISSIONS FROM DISUSED COAL MINES 447 W. C. DAVIES
METHANE OXIDATION AND DEGRADATION OF HALOCARBONS IN LANDFILL SOIL COVERS
453 C. SCHEUTZ AND P. KJELDSEN REDUCTION OF CH4 EMISSION FROM LANDFILLS
VIA IMPROVED TOP SOILS 455 A. DE VISSCHER, P. BOECKX, 0. VAN CLEEMPUT,
H. OONK ANDJ.A. WOELDERS RICE CULTIVATION BY DIRECT DRILLING AND DELAYED
FLOODING REDUCES METHANE EMISSIONS 457 A. LEIP, G. BIDOGLIO, K.A. SMITH,
F. CONEN ANDS. RUSSO, ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF MANURE ON DAIRY AND PIG
FARMS 459 H.J.C VAN DOOREN, H.C. DE BOER AND A. VAN DEN POL-VAN
DASSELAAR TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII ABATEMENT OF NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS AN
ASSESSMENT OF THE COSTS AND GLOBAL IMPACT OF NITROUS OXIDE ABATEMENT
MEASURES 463 J.J. GALE AND P. FREUND REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OF NET
GREENHOUSE GAS FLUXES FROM AGRICULTURAL SOILS IN THE 469 USA GREAT
PLAINS UNDER CURRENT AND IMPROVED MANAGEMENT SJ. DEL GROSSO, D.S. OJIMA,
W.J. PARTON, A.R. MOSIER AND G.A. PETERSON REDUCTION IN METHANE AND
NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS FROM ANIMAL SLURRY THROUGH 475 ANAEROBIC
DIGESTION S.G. SOMMER, H.B. MELLER ANDS.O. PETERSEN IN VITRO SCREENING
OF METHANE PRODUCTION FROM GRASS AND MAIZE SILAGE BASED DIETS 481 H.
VANLAAR, W.A.G. VEEN, B. VLAEMINCK, V. FIEVEZ ANDD. DEMEYER MITIGATION
OPTIONS FOR CH4, N 2 O AND NH3 EMISSIONS FROM SLURRY MANAGEMENT 487 S.
WULF R. VANDRE ANDJ. CLEMENS SUPPRESSION OF NITROUS OXIDE FROM
AGRICULTURAL SOIL-WATER SYSTEM BY ON-SITE SULFUR 493 DENITRIFICATION K.
HASEGAWA, R. KAI AND K. HANAKI REDUCTION OF N 2 O EMISSION BY
INTRODUCTION OF PRECISION FERTILISATION 495 G.J. KASPER, G. HOLSHOFAND
A. VAN DEN POL-VAN DASSELAAR CO-FERMENTATION OF ANIMAL MANURE WITH
ORGANIC WASTES HAS POTENTIAL TO REDUCE 497 EMISSIONS OF GREENHOUSE GASES
IN THE NETHERLANDS P.J. KUIKMAN AND M. BUITER THE IMPACT OF TREATED
STRAW ON CH4 EMISSION FROM YELLOW CATTLE IN CHINA 499 H. DONG, E. LIN,
Q. HE, Y. LI ANDX. TAO MITIGATION STRATEGIES OF NITROUS OXIDE EMISSION
FROM AGRICULTURAL SOILS 501 CM. LAI, W.C. CHIANG, F.C. LIU ANDS.C YANG
NITROUS OXIDE EMISSION FROM ALLUVIAL SOILS UNDER RICE-WHEAT CROPPING
SYSTEM IN 503 INDO-GANGETIC PLAINS OF INDIA: SOME MITIGATION OPTIONS
M.C. JAIN, H. PATHAK, S. KUMAR, A. BHATIA, S. PRASADANDS. MITRA
MITERRA-DSS: A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM TO OPTIMIZE THE MITIGATION OF 505
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM AGRICULTURE G.L. VELTHOF, O. OENEMA AND
P.J. KUIKMAN HIGH TEMPERATURE CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF NITROUS OXIDE
EMISSION FROM NITRIC ACID 507 PRODUCTION PLANTS IN THE NETHERLANDS J.
KUIPER AND J.J.P.M. GOORDEN THEME 3 POLICY ASPECTS UNCERTAINTY OF
EMISSION INVENTORIES AND VERIFICATION OF EMISSIONS REVIEW PAPERS
VERIFICATION OF EMISSIONS BY INVERSE MODELLING 511 R.G. PRINN CAN WE GET
RID OF UNCERTAINTIES IN GHG INVENTORIES? 517 K. RYPDAL UNCERTAINTIES IN
GLOBAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL EMISSION INVENTORIES 525 J.G.J. OLIVIER
AND J.A.H.W. PETERS HOW TO IMPROVE THE MONITORING OF GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS? 541 A. VANAMSTEL, J.G.J. OLIVIER AND P. RUYSSENAARS XIV
NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES COMPARISON OF EMISSION ESTIMATES DERIVED FROM
ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS WITH 547 NATIONAL ESTIMATES OF HFCS, PFCS AND
SF 6 N. HB HNE ANDJ. HARNISCH OBSERVATIONS OF HALOGENATED GREENHOUSE
GASES AND ESTIMATION OF EUROPEAN SOURCE 553 STRENGTHS B.R. GREATLY, P.G.
SIMMONDS, S.J. O DOHERTY, G. NICKLESS, A. MCCULLOCH, S. REIMANN, N.
SCHMIDBAUER, M. MAOINE, D.B. RYALL, R.G. DERWENT AND A.J. MANNING THE
DETERMINATION OF AGRICULTURAL METHANE EMISSION FLUXES BASED ON AIR
SAMPLING 559 AND ADVANCED MODELLING TECHNIQUES N.R. GIMSON., KR. LASSEY,
G.W. BRAILSFORD, A.M. BROMLEY AND M. ULIASZ EMISSION MEASUREMENTS AS A
TOOL TO IMPROVE METHANE EMISSION ESTIMATES 565 H. OONK, R. VROON, H.
SCHARFF A. HENSSEN ANDD.M.M. VAN RIJN ESTIMATED EMISSIONS OF HALOGENATED
GREENHOUSE GASES BY ANALYSIS OF ON-LINE 571 MEASUREMENTS AT A HIGH
ALPINE STATION (JUNGFRAUJOCH) S. REIMANN, D. SCHAUB, A. WEISS, K
STEMMLER AND P. HOFER SYSTEM FOR OBSERVATION OF HALOGENATED GREENHOUSE
GASES IN EUROPE (SOGE): 573 MONITORING AND MODELLING YIELDING
VERIFICATION AND IMPACTS OF EMISSIONS F. STORDAL, N. SCHMIDBAUER, P.
SIMMONDS, B.R. GREALLY, A. MCCULLOCH, S. REIMANN, M. MAIONE, E. MAHIEU,
J. NOTHOLT, I.S.A. ISAKSEN AND R.G. DERWENT ON THE IMPACT OF INVENTORY
UNCERTAINTIES ON NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION 575 REDUCTION OPTIONS
M.A. HILHORST, R.M. DE MOL AND C.J.H. COZIJNSEN VERIFICATION OF
FLUORINATED GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM IRELAND 577 A. MCCULLOCH, S.
O DOHERTY, B.R. GREALLY, G. NICKLES, P.G. SIMMONDS, R.G. DERWENT, D.B.
RYALL AND T.G. SPAIN, THE POTENTIAL OF SCIAMACHY TO DETERMINE SURFACE
EMISSIONS OF GREENHOUSE 579 GASES AND PRECURSORS M. VAN WEELE, H. ESKES,
J.F. MEIRINK, I. ABEN, H. SCHRIJVER, A.G. STRAUME, M.C. KROL, P. RAYNER,
T. BUTLER ANDR. LAW POLICIES FOR NCGGS STABILIZING GLOBAL METHANE
EMISSIONS: A FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT 583 F.C DE LA CHESNAYE AND D. KRUGER
REACHING REDUCTION TARGETS THROUGH CO-OPERATION: THE DUTCH REDUCTION
PROGRAMME 589 NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES (ROB) J. WILLIAMS-JACOBSE
AUSTRALIA S STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING SYNTHETIC GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
593 J. MUMMERY AND P. CURNOW AUSTRALIA S GREENHOUSE GAS ABATEMENT
PROGRAM AND MANAGEMENT OF HFC 599 EMISSIONS P. CURNOW THE GREENHOUSE GAS
PROTOCOL: HIGHLIGHTS OF A CORPORATE ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING 601
STANDARD S. HAEFELI AND P. BHATIA GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE EUROPEAN
REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING 607 INDUSTRIES F.P. BUSCH ANDJ.-P.
HUGUET HFC METERED DOSE INHALERS: A REVIEW OF THE MEDICAL,
TECHNOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC AND 615 POLICY CHALLENGES P. WRIGHT TABLE OF
CONTENTS XV THE IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL PRODUCTION OF NATURAL REFRIGERANTS
IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: 621 CASE STUDY INDONESIA E.F.S. DIJKSTRA, J.
KODRAJAYA AND C.H.M. MACHIELSEN TEWI: TOTAL EQUIVALENT WARMING IMPACT: A
PRACTICAL APPROACH 627 M. HARMELINK, D. DE JAGER, M. KERSSEMEECKERS, C.
HENDRIKS AND M. VAN BRUMMELEN CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION STRATEGY BY
MULTIPLE GAS REDUCTION 633 A. KUROSAWA COMBINED GREENHOUSE GAS AND SO 2
-, NO X -REDUCTION STRATEGIES 635 A. FLEURY, W. FICHTNER AND O. RENTZ
ECONOMIC ASPECTS ESTIMATING METHANE MITIGATION IN THE USA AND
INTERNATIONALLY BEYOND 2020 639 K.C. DELHOTAL, F.C DE LA CHESNAYE
ANDH.M. PITCHER DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL MARGINAL ABATEMENT CURVE
FOR HIGH GLOBAL 645 WARMING POTENTIAL GASES D.R. UPSON, J. COHEN, M. VAN
PELT, J. KING, CS. BURTON, D. LIEBERMAN, P. FRIEDMAN, M. BARWIS ANDR.
KANTAMANENI COST-EFFECTIVE ABTEMENT OF NITROUS OXIDE AND METHANE FROM
EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE 651 CONSIDERING INTERRELATIONS WITH AMMONIA
ABATEMENT C. BRINK, E.C VAN IERLAND, L. HORDIJKAND C. KROEZE NON-CO 2
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION REDUCTIONS IN THE EU-15: REDUCING THE COSTS OF
657 COMPLIANCE TO THE KYOTO PROTOCOL D. DE JAGER, C. HENDRIKS, J.
HARNISCH, M. HARMELINK, K. BLOK, J. BATES, L. MANTZOS AND M. VAINIO
OPTIONS FOR REDUCING GHG EMISSIONS IN COLOMBIA 1998-2010 663 H.
RODRIGUEZ AND F. GONZALEZ EMISSIONS OF NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GASES FROM
AGRICULTURAL LAND AND THE 669 IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBON TRADING K.A.
SMITH, F. CONEN, B.C. BALL, A. LEIP ANDS. RUSSO MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
CONFLICTING DEMANDS OF MONTREAL PROTOCOL & KYOTO AGREEMENT: AN OVERVIEW
OF 673 ECO-FRIENDLY REFRIGERANTS A. AGRAWAL, P.B. SHARMA AND R.K. DAVE
SELECTION OF SAFE REFRIGERANT FOR MITIGATING OZONE DEPLETION AND GLOBAL
WARMING: 675 A CASE STUDY OF MILK CHILLER A. AGRAWAL ANDR.K. DAVE TREND
OF STRATOSPHERIC OZONE AT A LOCATION IN EQUATORIAL AFRICA 677 S.E.
OSAGHAEDE AND S.K. MUYIOLU XVI NON-CO, GREENHOUSE GASES INDEXES
PARTICIPANTS LIST 681 SUBJECT INDEX 699 AUTHORS INDEX 711 TABLE OF
CONTENTS XVII
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM, MAASTRICHT, THE
NETHERLANDS 21-23 JANUARY 2002 NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES: SCIENTIFIC
UNDERSTANDING, CONTROL OPTIONS AND POLICY ASPECTS EDITED BY J. VAN HAM
DELFGAUW, THE NETHERLANDS A.P.M. BAEDE, ROYAL NETHERLANDS METEOROLOGICAL
INSTITUTE DE BILL, THE NETHERLANDS R. GUICHERIT THE HAGUE, THE
NETHERLANDS J.G.F.M. WILLIAMS-JACOBSE MINISTRY OF HOUSING, SPATIAL
PLANNING AND THE ENVIRONMENT THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS SECTION FOR
CLEAN AIR IN THE NETHERLANDS L 3 WM-SECTIE NETHERLANDS ASSOCIATION OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS UNIVERSITATSBIBLIOTHEK ; HANNOVER TECHNISCHE
INFORMATIONSBIBLIOTHEK MILLPRESS MILLPRESS - ROTTERDAM NETHERLANDS 2002
NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES, VAN HAM, BAEDE, GUICHERIT & WILLIAMS-JACOBSE
(EDS) 2002 MILLPRESS, ROTTERDAM, ISBN 90-77017-70-4 TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE XIX CONFERENCE REPORT ON CLIMATE CHANGE XXIII J.P. PRONK,
NETHERLANDS MINISTER OF HOUSING, SPATIAL PLANNING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
SUMMARIES METHANE: PROGRESS ON SOURCE STRENGTH XXV E. SCHEEHLE ANDL.S.A.
ISAKSEN PROGRESS IN SOURCE STRENGTH ESTIMATES OF NITROUS OXIDE (N2O)
XXIX C. KROEZE AND A. MOSIER SOURCE STRENGTH ESTIMATES - FLUORINATED
GASES XXXV J. HARNISCH AND S.D. RAND SHORT-LIVED ATMOSPHERIC SPECIES AND
THEIR IMPACT ON CLIMATE XXXVII A.P.M. BAEDE AND R. GUICHERIT
INVENTORIES, UNCERTAINTIES AND VERIFICATION XLI J. G.J. OLIVIER AND K.
RYPDAL MITIGATION OF EMISSIONS XLV D. DEJAGERANDJ. GALE ECONOMIC AND
POLICY ASPECTS XLVII J. WILLIAMS-JACOBSE AND D. KRUGER ROUND TABLE
DISCUSSION ON INITIATIVES ON CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION IN DEVELOPING
XLIX COUNTRIES CM. FAROUQUE OPENING SPEECHES WELCOME LIII J.K. MAK,
PRESIDENT NETHERLANDS ASSOCIATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS (WM)
OPENING ADDRESS LV CM. ZWARTEPOORTE, NETHERLANDS MINISTRY OF HOUSING,
SPATIAL PLANNING AND THE ENVIRONMENT KEYNOTE ADDRESS LIX H.
THORGEIRSSON, CHAIRMAN UNFCCC-SBSTA ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF IPCC LXI B.
METZ, CO-CHAIRMAN IPCC WORKING GROUP ON MITIGATION INTEREST OF THE
EUROPEAN COMMISSION IN NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GASES LXV M. VAINIO, EUROPEAN
COMMISSION, ENVIRONMENT DIRECTORATE-GENERAL FAO INVOLVEMENT IN CLIMATE
CHANGE LXIX M.D. SANCHEZ, INTER-DEPARTMENTAL WORKING GROUP ON CLIMATE
CHANGE, FAO NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GASES: PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS LXXI D.
KRUGER, UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY VII PAPERS REVIEW
PAPER GREENHOUSE GASES AND ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY: TOWARDS INTEGRATION OF
AIR 1 POLLUTION AND CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES F. DENTENER ANDF. RAES FOR
OTHER REVIEWS REFER TO RESPECTIVE CHAPTERS. THEME 1 SCIENTIFIC
UNDERSTANDING: SOURCES AND SINKS AGRICULTURAL SOURCES FOR METHANE AND
NITROUS OXIDE NCGG AND CARBON EMISSIONS AND SINKS FROM AND INTO
AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 17 LIN ERDA, LI YU 'E AND GUO LIPING SIMULATED
EFFECTS OF TILLAGE AND TIMING OF N FERTILIZER APPLICATION ON NET 23
GREENHOUSE GAS FLUXES AND N LOSSES FOR AGRICULTURAL SOILS IN THE
MIDWESTERN USA S.J. DEL GROSSO, D.S. OJIMA, W.J. PARTON ANDA.R. MOSIER
NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM AGRICULTURAL SECTOR IN RUSSIA 29
A.A. ROMANOVSKAYA, ML. GYTARSKY, R.T. KARABAN', I.M. NAZAROV AND D.E.
KONYUSHKOV THE N2O AND CH4 EXCHANGE OF TYPICAL BLACK FOREST SOILS WITH
THE ATMOSPHERE 35 H.P.F. JUNGKUNST, S. FIEDLER AND K. STAHR REDUCING
UNCERTAINTIES TO AGRICULTURAL GREENHOUSE GAS INVENTORIES THROUGH 41
IMPROVED INVENTORY METHODOLOGIES AND ACTIVITY DATA J.M. MANGINO AND T.
WIRTH EFFECT OF UREA AND NITRIFICATION INHIBITORS ON METHANE CONSUMPTION
43 D. MAJUMDAR AND S. MITRA MODELLING THE EMISSIONS OF METHANE AND
NITROUS OXIDE FROM DAIRY CATTLE 45 M. PLOCHL, W. BERG AND R. BRUNSCH
COPING WITH SCALE ISSUES IN MODELLING NITROUS OXIDE AND METHANE
EMISSIONS FROM 47 SOILS CA. LANGEVELD AND P.A. LEFFELAAR N 2 O AND CH4
EMISSION AFTER SURFACE APPLICATION OR INJECTION OF ANAEROBICALLY 49
DIGESTED CATTLE SLURRY H.C DEBOER, G. HOLSHOF R.L.M. SCHILS AND A. VAN
DEN POL-VAN DASSELAAR GASEOUS EMISSIONS FROM SYSTEMS FOR PIG SLURRY
TREATMENT 51 R. W. MELSE, D.A.J. STARMANS ANDN. VERDOES MISCELLANEOUS
SOURCES FOR METHANE AND NITROUS OXIDE EFFECT OF FOREST FIRE ON FLUXES OF
CH4 AND N 2 O IN BOREAL FOREST SOILS, INTERIOR 55 ALASKA Y. W. KIM, N.
TANAKA, M. FUKUDA ANDK. KUSHIDA SO 2 , NO X , ORGANIC AND ELEMENTAL
CARBON EMISSION STUDIES FROM BIOFUELS USED IN 61 INDIA R. GADI, A.K.
SARKAR, D.C PARASHAR, A.P. MITRA AND U.C. KULSHRESTHA N2O AND CH4
EMISSIONS FROM DIFFERENT POWER PLANT PROCESSES 67 M. FABRITIUS, S.
KORHONEN, H. HOFFREN ANDJ. LESKELD VIII NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES
SCENARIO STUDY: DEVELOPMENT OF NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS IN THE
LAND 73 TRANSPORT SECTOR J. LINSSEN AND M. WALBECK CONTRIBUTION TO
NON-C02 GREENHOUSE GASES INVENTORY FOR COTONOU (REPUBLIC OF 79 BENIN):
WASTE SECTOR G.H.S. GUENDEHOU ANDE.D. AHLONSOU SOURCES AND SINKS OF
METHANE FURTHER CORRECTION OF NUMERICAL ESTIMATIONS FOR ANTHROPOGENIC
METHANE EMISSIONS 85 FROM WESTERN SIBERIA GAS DEPOSITS BY APPLYING 3D
REGIONAL TRANSPORT MODEL IN DIRECT AND INVERSE MODES S. V. JAGOVKINA,
I.L. KAROL, V.E. LAGUN, A.L. RESHETNIKOV, A. V. ZINCHENKO AND N.N.
PARAMONOVA ESTIMATE OF UNITED STATES METHANE EMISSIONS FROM INDUSTRIAL
WASTEWATER; 91 ENHANCING COMPLETENESS OF THE ANNUAL NATIONAL GREENHOUSE
GAS INVENTORY M.RJ. DOOM ANDE.A. SCHEEHLE METHANE EMISSION BY GRAZING
LIVESTOCK: SOME FINDINGS ON EMISSION DETERMINANTS. 95 K.R. LASSEY, CS.
PINARO-PATINO AND M.J. ULYATT PLANT AND SOILS FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH
METHANE EMISSION FROM IRRIGATED RICE 101 ECOSYSTEMS OF ASSAM K.K.
BARUAH, N. GOGOI, B. GOGOI, S. GOSWAMI, B. BARMAN ANDP.K. GUPTA WESTERN
SIBERIA NATURAL METHANE EMISSION ASSESSMENT BASED ON EXPERIMENTAL DATA
107 ANALYSIS AND 3D REGIONAL MODELLING V.E. LAGUN, S. V. JAGOVKINA AND
I. L. KAROL THE ROLE OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS IN PRODUCTION OF GHGS IN IRAN
109 A. MOHARRERY AND A. NIKKHAH METHANE EMISSION FROM LANDFILL SITES AND
WASTEWATER DRAINS IN BIG CITIES OF INDIA 111 M.C. JAIN, S. KUMAR, G.
DEBNATH, K.P. SAHU ANDS. MITRA CHARACTERISTICS OF METHANE EMISSION AND
ITS RELATIONS WITH SOIL CARBON STATUS AND 113 MANAGEMENT PRACTICES UNDER
DOUBLE RICE SYSTEMS L.P. GUO, Y.J. HE, E.D. LIN AND G.M. ZHANG METHANE
PRODUCTION AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ACETOCLASTIC METHANOGENS IN RICE
115 RHIZOSPHERE & CHAWANAKUL, P. CHAIPRASERT, O. KERCHUECHUEN, S.
TOWPRAYOON AND M. TANTICHAROEN SOURCES AND SINKS OF NITROUS OXIDE
CALCULATION OF REGIONAL BUDGETS OF N-TRACE GAS EMISSIONS FROM SOILS
USING 119 MECHANISTIC MODELS: RESULTS FROM A CASE STUDY FOR SAXONY,
GERMANY K. BUTTERBACH-BAHL, M. KESIK, P. MIEHLE, H. PAPEN AND C LI
N2O-EMISSION FROM TROPICAL RAIN FOREST SOILS OF THE WET TROPICS,
QUEENSLAND, 125 AUSTRALIA R. KIESE, H. PAPEN, K. BUTTERBACH-BAHL ANDL.
BREUER SEASONAL IMPACT ON N 2 O SOURCE AND SINK POTENTIAL IN DRY
TROPICAL CLIMAX FOREST AND 131 SERAI GRASSLAND IN CENTRAL INDIA V.P.
SINGH, K. KAUR, P. DASS ANDS.K. BILLORE SOIL EMISSIONS OF NITROUS OXIDE
FROM SAVANNAHS IN AFRICA: ESTIMATING ANNUAL RATES 139 M. ANDERSSON, A.
KJOLLER ANDS. STRUWE TABLE OF CONTENTS IX SIMULATION OF NITROUS OXIDE
EMISSIONS FROM TWO GRAIN MAIZE CROPPED SOILS IN THE 145 REGION OF
'MIDDLE ALSACE' J. HACK AND J.C. MUNCH DENITRIFICATION AND EMISSION OF
N2O FROM DIFFERENT SOILS AND 15 N LABELLED 147 FERTILIZERS UNDER
ANAEROBIC RICE CULTURE A.K. PATRA, N.K. BANERJEE ANDP.K. CHHONKAR
PRODUCTION OF N 2 O IN GRASS-CLOVER PASTURES 149 M. THYME AND P. AMBUS
THE N26 CONTENT OF SOIL AIR AT DIFFERENT DEPTHS AS WELL AS ITS RELATED
CONTENT IN AND 151 TRANSPORT BY SEEPAGE IN LYSIMETER SOILS. R. RUSSOW,
S. KNAPPE ANDH.-U. NEUE NITROGEN OXIDES EMISSIONS FROM EUROPEAN FOREST
ECOSYSTEMS 153 N. BRIIGGEMANN AND K. BUTTERBACH-BAHL HUMANS AS A SOURCE
OF N 2 O - EVIDENCES FROM BREATH AIR ANALYSIS AND 15 N TRACER 155
EXPERIMENTS R. RUSSOW, H.-U. NEUE, I. WOLF AND CH. PLATH N2O PRODUCTION
AND EMISSION IN GROUNDWATER, RIPARIAN AND VADOSE ZONES AND FRESHWATER
AQUATIC SYSTEMS REVIEW PAPERS MECHANISMS, RATES AND ASSESSMENT OF N 2 O
IN GROUNDWATER, RIPARIAN ZONES 159 AND RIVERS P. M. GROFFINAN, A.J.
GOLD, D.Q. KELLOGG ANDK. ADDY METHODICAL APPROACHES FOR INVESTIGATING
THE ROLE OF SUBSURFACE 167 ENVIRONMENTS IN THE GLOBAL N2O BUDGET R. WELL
THE CONCENTRATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF GROUNDWATER N 2 O IN THE CHALK
AQUIFER OF 179 EASTERN ENGLAND KM HISCOCK, A.S. BATEMAN, T. FUKADA
ANDP.F. DENNIS N 2 O DISCHARGE WITH DRAIN WATER FROM AGRICULTURAL SOILS
OF THE UPPER NECKAR REGION 185 IN SOUTHERN GERMANY J. HACK AND M.
KAUPENJOHANN FATE OF' 5 NO 3 " DERIVED N 2 O AND DENITRIFICATION
PRODUCTS IN THE VADOSE ZONE DURING 191 IRRIGATION OF SOIL COLUMNS T.J.
CLOUGH, D.E.ROLSTON, R.J. STEVENS ANDR.J. LAUGHLIN FIELD AND LABORATORY
STUDIES OF N 2 O TURNOVER IN THE SATURATED ZONE OF 197 HYDROMORPHIC
SOILS OF NORTHWEST GERMANY. I: N 2 O SURFACE EMISSION AND VERTICAL
DISTRIBUTION OF CONCENTRATIONS AND ISOTOPOMER SIGNATURES R. WELL, O.
MEHRANFAR, S. TOYODAANDN. YOSHIDA FIELD AND LABORATORY STUDIES OF N2O
TURNOVER IN THE SATURATED ZONE OF 199 HYDROMORPHIC SOILS OF NORTHWEST
GERMANY. II: LABORATORY INCUBATIONS TO DETERMINE TOTAL DENITRIFICATION
AND N 2 O PRODUCTION O. MEHRANFAR AND R. WELL DETERMINATION OF NITROGEN
ISOTOPE DISTRIBUTION IN N 2 O POOL 201 A.M. ZYAKUN RELEASE OF WATER
DISSOLVED NITROUS OXIDE BY PLANTS: DOES THE TRANSPIRATION WATER 203 FLOW
CONTRIBUTE TO THE EMISSION OF N 2 O? N.J. FERCH AND V. ROMHELD NON-CO,
GREENHOUSE GASES SOURCES OF FLUORINE COMPOUNDS ESTIMATING SF 6 EMISSIONS
FROM ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND MAGNESIUM PRODUCTION 207 AND PROCESSING IN
THE U.S. D. O. SCHAEFER, S. BARTOS ANDJ. BLACKMAN PERFLUORINATED
HYDROCARBONS IN THE PRIMARY ALUMINIUM PROCESSING - TRENDS IN THE 213
CURRENT DECADE W.R. POGANIETZ AND P. ZAPP DETERMINATION OF THE FRACTION
OF BLOWING AGENT RELEASED FROM REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER 219 FOAM AFTER
DECOMMISSIONING THE PRODUCT P. KJELDSEN AND C. SCHEUTZ INTERNATIONAL
PARTNERSHIP FOR ESTIMATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS 225 T.E. WERKEMA, M.
CISNEROS ANDK.D. SMYTHE A POTENTIAL ERROR ASSOCIATED WITH USING CHEMICAL
AND EQUIPMENT SALES DATA TO 229 ESTIMATE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM
LONG-LIVED, PRESSURIZED EQUIPMENT D. O. SCHAEFER INVENTORIES N 2 O
EMISSION FROM FERTILIZER USE 233 M. LCEGREID AND A.H. AASTVEIDT
MODELLING NITROUS OXIDE EMISSION AND INVENTORY OF GERMAN FOREST SOILS
239 R. BRUMME, H. SCHULTE-BISPING AND E. PRIESACK ANOTHER LOOK AT N 2 O
EMISSION FACTORS FOR AGRICULTURAL SOILS, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR 245
INVENTORY CALCULATIONS K.A. SMITH ANDK.E. DOBBIE THE EFFECT OF GRASSLAND
CONVERSION ON CH4 AND N 2 O EMISSIONS AND REMOVALS 251 LI, Y., E. LIN,
Z. YANG AND Y. WANG GLOBAL ANTHROPOGENIC METHANE EMISSIONS 257 E.A.
SCHEEHLE, W.N. IRVING AND D. KRUGER DEVELOPMENT OF CONSISTENT
METHODOLOGY FOR ESTIMATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS 263 FROM OIL AND GAS
INDUSTRY FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS M. LEV-ON, K. RITTER, W. RETZSCH AND
T. SHIRES EU AND MEMBER STATES GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION TRENDS AND
PROJECTIONS 269 M. RITTER, B. STROBEL, J. BATES, A. GARDINER, M. CAMES,
J. VAN MINNEN AND A. JOL NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS FROM NEW ZEALAND
AGRICULTURE: RESEARCH TO REFINE THE 275 NATIONAL INVENTORY CAM DE KLEIN,
R.R. SHERLOCK, S.F. LEDGARD, L, BARTON, F.M. KELLIHER, A.S. WALCROFT AND
G. RYS INDIRECT CO 2 EMISSIONS FROM CH 4 , CO AND NMVOC OXIDATION: "THE
FORGOTTEN 281 CARBON IN GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION INVENTORIES" M.
GILLENWATER, R. LANZA AND R. FREED EMISSIONS OF NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE
GASES IN THE NETHERLANDS - AN ESTIMATE FOR THE 283 PERIOD 2001-2010 D.
BEKER AND C.J. PEEK IDENTIFICATION OF UNKNOWN SOURCES OF NON-CO 2
GREENHOUSE GASES, A THEORETICAL 285 APPROACH M. DE GROOT, D. JANSEN, K.
VAN DONGEN AND V.A. VERBURG GHG EMISSIONS IN COLOMBIA 1998-2010 287 F.
GONZALEZ AND H. RODRIGUEZ TABLE OF CONTENTS XI GHG EMISSIONS INVENTORY
AND NON-CO 2 EMISSIONS: CASE OF RUSSIA 289 I.G. GRITSEVICH ANDA.YU.
KOLESOV EDGAR 3.2: REFERENCE DATABASE WITH TREND DATA OF GLOBAL
GREENHOUSE GAS 291 EMISSIONS FOR 1970-1995 J.G.J. OLIVIER, J.A.H.W.
PETERS, J. BAKKER, J.J.M. BERDOWSKI, A.J.H. VISSCHEDIJK ANDJ.PJ. BLOOS
THEME 1 SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING: ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS AND PROCESSES
MEASUREMENTS AND TRENDS DERIVED TRENDS OF CH4 IN THE STRATOSPHERE FROM
HALOE MEASUREMENTS 295 P.K. PATRA, S. MAKSYUTOV AND M.S. SANTHANAM
DIRECT MEASUREMENTS OF THE LONG-TERM GLOBAL INCREASE IN TROPOSPHERIC
NITROUS 301 OXIDE R.F. WEISS POTENTIAL OF THE NDSC IN SUPPORT OF THE
KYOTO PROTOCOL: EXAMPLES FROM THE STATION 305 JUNGFRAUJOCH, SWITZERLAND
R. ZANDER, E. MAHIEU, C. SERVAIS, G. ROLAND, P. DUCHATELET, P. DEMOULIN,
L. DELBOUILLE, CP. RINSLAND, M. DE MAZIERE AND R. BLOMME NITROUS OXIDE
EMISSIONS FROM THREE-WAY CATALYSTS 311 H. OONK, M. FEIJEN-JEURISSEN, R.
GENSE AND R. VERMEULEN OZONE AND ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY REVIEW PAPER
ATMOSPHERIC OZONE AND CLIMATE CHANGE 319 I.S.A. ISAKSEN AND W.-C. WANG
MODEL EVALUATION OF THE TROPOSPHERIC CO AND CH4 CONTENTS IN THE FIRST
HALF OF THE 331 21 ST CENTURY A.A. KISELEV ANDL.L. KAROL QUANTIFYING THE
CONTRIBUTION OF OZONE AND STRATOSPHERIC WATER VAPOUR IN A GLOBAL 337
CHEMISTRY/CLIMATE SIMULATION M PONATER, C. SCHNADT, M. DAMERIS, R. HEIN
ANDB. STEIL GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIAL REVIEW PAPER GLOBAL WARMING
POTENTIALS FOR NON-CCH GREENHOUSE GASES 345 R .G. DERWENT, W.J. COLLINS,
C.E. JOHNSON ANDD.S. STEVENSON INDIRECT FORCING FROM EMISSIONS OF NOX
AND CO: IS THE LOCATION OF EMISSIONS 363 IMPORTANT? T.K. BEMTSEN, J.S.
FUGLESTVEDT, M. JOSHI, K.P. SHINE, M. PONATER, R. SAUSEN AND D.
HAUGLUSTAINE XII NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES EVALUATING INDICATORS FOR THE
RELATIVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE - 371 ALTERNATIVES TO THE
BRAZILIAN PROPOSAL AND GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIALS N. HOHNE ANDJ. HARNISCH
CLIMATE RESPONSE TO INHOMOGENEOUSLY DISTRIBUTED FORCING AGENTS 377 R.
SAUSEN, M. PONATER, N. STUBER, M. JOSHI, K.P. SHINE ANDL. LI INDIRECT
GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIALS OF CARBON MONOXIDE AND OZONE 383 V.A. FROLKIS,
I.L. KAROL AND A.A. KISELEV THE ADEQUACY OF CURRENT METRICS OF CLIMATE
CHANGE AND EMISSION INDICES 389 J.S. FUGLESTVEDT, O. GODAL, T.K
BERNTSEN, T. SKODVIN, K.P. SHINE AND R. SAUSEN THEME 2 CONTROL OPTIONS
ABATEMENT OF EMISSIONS OF FLUORINE COMPOUNDS ABATEMENT OF EMISSIONS OF
THE ENGINEERED CHEMICALS 397 J. HARNISCH ANDJ.J. GALE TECHNOLOGY AND
ECONOMICS OF REDUCING PFC EMISSIONS FROM ALUMINIUM 403 PRODUCTION J.
MARKS, M. ATKINSON, R. CHASE AND S.D. RAND GLOBAL SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY
INITIATIVE TO REDUCE PFC EMISSIONS 409 S.D. RAND, S.C BARTOS, C.L.
FRAUST, Y. HAYAKAWA ANDL. KLERKS EXISTING AND ALTERNATIVE VEHICLE AIR
CONDITIONING (A/C) SYSTEMS 415 S.O. ANDERSEN, W. ATKINSON ANDJ.A. BAKER
ABATEMENT OPTIONS AND COSTS OF REDUCING HFC, PFC AND SF6 EMISSIONS IN
FINLAND 421 T.S. OINONEN ANDS.P.J. SOIMAKALLIO SF 6 EMISSION REDUCTION
IN RELATION TO SWITCHGEAR 427 J.W. WOUDA ABATEMENT OF METHANE EMISSIONS
REDUCTION OF METHANE EMISSIONS FROM MANURE 435 M.A.HILHORST, R.W. MELSE,
H.C. WILLERS, CM. GROENESTEIN ANDG.J. MONTENY MITIGATION OF METHANE
EMISSION FROM PADDY FIELDS 441 D.C PARASHAR, R. GADI ANDA.P. MITRA
MITIGATION OF METHANE EMISSIONS FROM DISUSED COAL MINES 447 W. C. DAVIES
METHANE OXIDATION AND DEGRADATION OF HALOCARBONS IN LANDFILL SOIL COVERS
453 C. SCHEUTZ AND P. KJELDSEN REDUCTION OF CH4 EMISSION FROM LANDFILLS
VIA IMPROVED TOP SOILS 455 A. DE VISSCHER, P. BOECKX, 0. VAN CLEEMPUT,
H. OONK ANDJ.A. WOELDERS RICE CULTIVATION BY DIRECT DRILLING AND DELAYED
FLOODING REDUCES METHANE EMISSIONS 457 A. LEIP, G. BIDOGLIO, K.A. SMITH,
F. CONEN ANDS. RUSSO, ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF MANURE ON DAIRY AND PIG
FARMS 459 H.J.C VAN DOOREN, H.C. DE BOER AND A. VAN DEN POL-VAN
DASSELAAR TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII ABATEMENT OF NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS AN
ASSESSMENT OF THE COSTS AND GLOBAL IMPACT OF NITROUS OXIDE ABATEMENT
MEASURES 463 J.J. GALE AND P. FREUND REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OF NET
GREENHOUSE GAS FLUXES FROM AGRICULTURAL SOILS IN THE 469 USA GREAT
PLAINS UNDER CURRENT AND IMPROVED MANAGEMENT SJ. DEL GROSSO, D.S. OJIMA,
W.J. PARTON, A.R. MOSIER AND G.A. PETERSON REDUCTION IN METHANE AND
NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS FROM ANIMAL SLURRY THROUGH 475 ANAEROBIC
DIGESTION S.G. SOMMER, H.B. MELLER ANDS.O. PETERSEN IN VITRO SCREENING
OF METHANE PRODUCTION FROM GRASS AND MAIZE SILAGE BASED DIETS 481 H.
VANLAAR, W.A.G. VEEN, B. VLAEMINCK, V. FIEVEZ ANDD. DEMEYER MITIGATION
OPTIONS FOR CH4, N 2 O AND NH3 EMISSIONS FROM SLURRY MANAGEMENT 487 S.
WULF R. VANDRE ANDJ. CLEMENS SUPPRESSION OF NITROUS OXIDE FROM
AGRICULTURAL SOIL-WATER SYSTEM BY ON-SITE SULFUR 493 DENITRIFICATION K.
HASEGAWA, R. KAI AND K. HANAKI REDUCTION OF N 2 O EMISSION BY
INTRODUCTION OF PRECISION FERTILISATION 495 G.J. KASPER, G. HOLSHOFAND
A. VAN DEN POL-VAN DASSELAAR CO-FERMENTATION OF ANIMAL MANURE WITH
ORGANIC WASTES HAS POTENTIAL TO REDUCE 497 EMISSIONS OF GREENHOUSE GASES
IN THE NETHERLANDS P.J. KUIKMAN AND M. BUITER THE IMPACT OF TREATED
STRAW ON CH4 EMISSION FROM YELLOW CATTLE IN CHINA 499 H. DONG, E. LIN,
Q. HE, Y. LI ANDX. TAO MITIGATION STRATEGIES OF NITROUS OXIDE EMISSION
FROM AGRICULTURAL SOILS 501 CM. LAI, W.C. CHIANG, F.C. LIU ANDS.C YANG
NITROUS OXIDE EMISSION FROM ALLUVIAL SOILS UNDER RICE-WHEAT CROPPING
SYSTEM IN 503 INDO-GANGETIC PLAINS OF INDIA: SOME MITIGATION OPTIONS
M.C. JAIN, H. PATHAK, S. KUMAR, A. BHATIA, S. PRASADANDS. MITRA
MITERRA-DSS: A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM TO OPTIMIZE THE MITIGATION OF 505
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM AGRICULTURE G.L. VELTHOF, O. OENEMA AND
P.J. KUIKMAN HIGH TEMPERATURE CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF NITROUS OXIDE
EMISSION FROM NITRIC ACID 507 PRODUCTION PLANTS IN THE NETHERLANDS J.
KUIPER AND J.J.P.M. GOORDEN THEME 3 POLICY ASPECTS UNCERTAINTY OF
EMISSION INVENTORIES AND VERIFICATION OF EMISSIONS REVIEW PAPERS
VERIFICATION OF EMISSIONS BY INVERSE MODELLING 511 R.G. PRINN CAN WE GET
RID OF UNCERTAINTIES IN GHG INVENTORIES? 517 K. RYPDAL UNCERTAINTIES IN
GLOBAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL EMISSION INVENTORIES 525 J.G.J. OLIVIER
AND J.A.H.W. PETERS HOW TO IMPROVE THE MONITORING OF GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS? 541 A. VANAMSTEL, J.G.J. OLIVIER AND P. RUYSSENAARS XIV
NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES COMPARISON OF EMISSION ESTIMATES DERIVED FROM
ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS WITH 547 NATIONAL ESTIMATES OF HFCS, PFCS AND
SF 6 N. HB'HNE ANDJ. HARNISCH OBSERVATIONS OF HALOGENATED GREENHOUSE
GASES AND ESTIMATION OF EUROPEAN SOURCE 553 STRENGTHS B.R. GREATLY, P.G.
SIMMONDS, S.J. O'DOHERTY, G. NICKLESS, A. MCCULLOCH, S. REIMANN, N.
SCHMIDBAUER, M. MAOINE, D.B. RYALL, R.G. DERWENT AND A.J. MANNING THE
DETERMINATION OF AGRICULTURAL METHANE EMISSION FLUXES BASED ON AIR
SAMPLING 559 AND ADVANCED MODELLING TECHNIQUES N.R. GIMSON., KR. LASSEY,
G.W. BRAILSFORD, A.M. BROMLEY AND M. ULIASZ EMISSION MEASUREMENTS AS A
TOOL TO IMPROVE METHANE EMISSION ESTIMATES 565 H. OONK, R. VROON, H.
SCHARFF A. HENSSEN ANDD.M.M. VAN RIJN ESTIMATED EMISSIONS OF HALOGENATED
GREENHOUSE GASES BY ANALYSIS OF ON-LINE 571 MEASUREMENTS AT A HIGH
ALPINE STATION (JUNGFRAUJOCH) S. REIMANN, D. SCHAUB, A. WEISS, K
STEMMLER AND P. HOFER SYSTEM FOR OBSERVATION OF HALOGENATED GREENHOUSE
GASES IN EUROPE (SOGE): 573 MONITORING AND MODELLING YIELDING
VERIFICATION AND IMPACTS OF EMISSIONS F. STORDAL, N. SCHMIDBAUER, P.
SIMMONDS, B.R. GREALLY, A. MCCULLOCH, S. REIMANN, M. MAIONE, E. MAHIEU,
J. NOTHOLT, I.S.A. ISAKSEN AND R.G. DERWENT ON THE IMPACT OF INVENTORY
UNCERTAINTIES ON NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION 575 REDUCTION OPTIONS
M.A. HILHORST, R.M. DE MOL AND C.J.H. COZIJNSEN VERIFICATION OF
FLUORINATED GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM IRELAND 577 A. MCCULLOCH, S.
O'DOHERTY, B.R. GREALLY, G. NICKLES, P.G. SIMMONDS, R.G. DERWENT, D.B.
RYALL AND T.G. SPAIN, THE POTENTIAL OF SCIAMACHY TO DETERMINE SURFACE
EMISSIONS OF GREENHOUSE 579 GASES AND PRECURSORS M. VAN WEELE, H. ESKES,
J.F. MEIRINK, I. ABEN, H. SCHRIJVER, A.G. STRAUME, M.C. KROL, P. RAYNER,
T. BUTLER ANDR. LAW POLICIES FOR NCGGS STABILIZING GLOBAL METHANE
EMISSIONS: A FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT 583 F.C DE LA CHESNAYE AND D. KRUGER
REACHING REDUCTION TARGETS THROUGH CO-OPERATION: THE DUTCH REDUCTION
PROGRAMME 589 NON-CO 2 GREENHOUSE GASES (ROB) J. WILLIAMS-JACOBSE
AUSTRALIA'S STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING SYNTHETIC GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
593 J. MUMMERY AND P. CURNOW AUSTRALIA'S GREENHOUSE GAS ABATEMENT
PROGRAM AND MANAGEMENT OF HFC 599 EMISSIONS P. CURNOW THE GREENHOUSE GAS
PROTOCOL: HIGHLIGHTS OF A CORPORATE ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING 601
STANDARD S. HAEFELI AND P. BHATIA GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE EUROPEAN
REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING 607 INDUSTRIES F.P. BUSCH ANDJ.-P.
HUGUET HFC METERED DOSE INHALERS: A REVIEW OF THE MEDICAL,
TECHNOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC AND 615 POLICY CHALLENGES P. WRIGHT TABLE OF
CONTENTS XV THE IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL PRODUCTION OF NATURAL REFRIGERANTS
IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: 621 CASE STUDY INDONESIA E.F.S. DIJKSTRA, J.
KODRAJAYA AND C.H.M. MACHIELSEN TEWI: TOTAL EQUIVALENT WARMING IMPACT: A
PRACTICAL APPROACH 627 M. HARMELINK, D. DE JAGER, M. KERSSEMEECKERS, C.
HENDRIKS AND M. VAN BRUMMELEN CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION STRATEGY BY
MULTIPLE GAS REDUCTION 633 A. KUROSAWA COMBINED GREENHOUSE GAS AND SO 2
-, NO X -REDUCTION STRATEGIES 635 A. FLEURY, W. FICHTNER AND O. RENTZ
ECONOMIC ASPECTS ESTIMATING METHANE MITIGATION IN THE USA AND
INTERNATIONALLY BEYOND 2020 639 K.C. DELHOTAL, F.C DE LA CHESNAYE
ANDH.M. PITCHER DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL MARGINAL ABATEMENT CURVE
FOR HIGH GLOBAL 645 WARMING POTENTIAL GASES D.R. UPSON, J. COHEN, M. VAN
PELT, J. KING, CS. BURTON, D. LIEBERMAN, P. FRIEDMAN, M. BARWIS ANDR.
KANTAMANENI COST-EFFECTIVE ABTEMENT OF NITROUS OXIDE AND METHANE FROM
EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE 651 CONSIDERING INTERRELATIONS WITH AMMONIA
ABATEMENT C. BRINK, E.C VAN IERLAND, L. HORDIJKAND C. KROEZE NON-CO 2
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION REDUCTIONS IN THE EU-15: REDUCING THE COSTS OF
657 COMPLIANCE TO THE KYOTO PROTOCOL D. DE JAGER, C. HENDRIKS, J.
HARNISCH, M. HARMELINK, K. BLOK, J. BATES, L. MANTZOS AND M. VAINIO
OPTIONS FOR REDUCING GHG EMISSIONS IN COLOMBIA 1998-2010 663 H.
RODRIGUEZ AND F. GONZALEZ EMISSIONS OF NON-CO2 GREENHOUSE GASES FROM
AGRICULTURAL LAND AND THE 669 IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBON TRADING K.A.
SMITH, F. CONEN, B.C. BALL, A. LEIP ANDS. RUSSO MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
CONFLICTING DEMANDS OF MONTREAL PROTOCOL & KYOTO AGREEMENT: AN OVERVIEW
OF 673 ECO-FRIENDLY REFRIGERANTS A. AGRAWAL, P.B. SHARMA AND R.K. DAVE
SELECTION OF SAFE REFRIGERANT FOR MITIGATING OZONE DEPLETION AND GLOBAL
WARMING: 675 A CASE STUDY OF MILK CHILLER A. AGRAWAL ANDR.K. DAVE TREND
OF STRATOSPHERIC OZONE AT A LOCATION IN EQUATORIAL AFRICA 677 S.E.
OSAGHAEDE AND S.K. MUYIOLU XVI NON-CO, GREENHOUSE GASES INDEXES
PARTICIPANTS LIST 681 SUBJECT INDEX 699 AUTHORS INDEX 711 TABLE OF
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