Traduction de «Megatonne CO2-equivalent » (Anglais → Français) :

Gg CO2 equivalent | megatonne CO2-equivalent | MtCO2-eq

megatonne coal equivalent | million tonnes coal equivalent | Mtce [Abbr.]

carbon dioxide equivalent | CDE | CO2 equivalent | CO2 eq.

carbon dioxide equivalent | CO2 equivalent | CO2-eq | CO2e [Abbr.]

carbon dioxide equivalent [ CDE | CO2 equivalent ]

carbon dioxide equivalence [ CO2 equivalence ]

equivalent carbon dioxide concentration | equivalent CO2 concentration

equivalent carbon dioxide concentration [ equivalent concentration of CO2 ]

equivalent carbon dioxide | equivalent CO2 emission

It shows that we have a base line in terms of our greenhouse gas emissions in 1990, the CO2 equivalent of which is 599 megatonnes.

I ask this question because almost 50 per cent of Canada's 46 megatonne increase of CO2 or equivalents emissions, according to Natural Resources Canada, is due to the burning of fossil fuels and fossil fuel production.

That is the equivalent of a saving of 55 000 gigawatt hours, which represents a saving of 27 megatonnes of CO2, or the output of two to three nuclear power stations.

The potential for greenhouse gas, GHG, reduction from the agricultural sector can be broken down as follows: a potential of 10 megatonnes, Mt of CO2-equivalent, of GHG reductions in 2010 in the form of agricultural sinks resulting from actions currently underway, business as usual, and this is essentially due to farmers undertaking responsible environmental stewardship,and improved farm management practices promoted by federal government programs such as Action Plan 2000, Budget 2001, the Greencover program and the Agricultural Policy Framework, and provincial government programs; and further adoption of agricultural sink enhancing and ...[+++]GHG reducing initiatives could lead to an additional 8.4 Mt of reduction that could be used as offsets in the domestic emission trading, DET, sector.