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Total greenhouse gas emissions are based on sectoral reported data by gas, mostly to the UNFCCC
Figures are in 2006 constant prices
No data for Liechtenstein is available from Eurostat
Northern: Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden
The focus is on regions that are already very highly urbanised and the occurrence of urbanisation patterns
(a) Total AC refers to AC-10, except for bus/coach transport
Coppice sprouting can be considered a form of natural (vegetative) regeneration
Predicted changes in soil organic carbon for croplands 1990–2080. The image on the left shows changes due to climate change only while the map on the right shows changes as a result of variations in net primary production and the advent of new technologies related to crop management (e.g. machinery, pesticides, herbicides, agronomic knowledge of farmers) and breeding (development of higher yielding varieties through improved stress resistance and/or yield potential) that result in yield increases.
Arctic sea ice grows to its greatest yearly size in March and melts to its lowest size in September
The rate of change of the 'meteorological water balance', expressed in m3 ha-1 y-1 The map provides an estimate of the increase (red in the map) or decrease (blue in the map) of the volume of water required from irrigation in order to ensure that crop growth is not limited by water stress.
Left: relative difference in water available for runoff
'Contribution to change' plots show the contribution to the total emission change between 1990-2006 made by a specified sector/ pollutant
For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/find/global or scan the QR code.
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