SF6 emissions are projected to grow for all but two (CAN, NOR) reporting Parties.

In addition to the quantity of aid, at issue is its quality as well as the monitoring arrangement.

Emissions of SF6 increased over those of 1990 for all reporting Parties except two.

Of the three main sources, five Parties reported increasing fugitive fuel emissions, three Parties increases from agriculture and eight Parties increases from waste.

The continuing increase in emissions will augment the intensity and duration of their impact on the environment.

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Ireland, New Zealand and Slovakia projected an increase in CH4 emissions in the form of fugitive fuel emissions, Canada, Ireland, Norway and Sweden increases from enteric fermentation and Canada, the Czech Republic and Slovakia from waste.

Methane emissions decreased in the 1991 to 1994 95 period in most reporting Parties, except Canada and Norway where emission increases were likely related to robust oil and natural gas production, and the United States of America where the increase was related to growth in emissions from agriculture and waste disposal.

This growth had been accompanied by increases in greenhouse gas emissions, despite the commitment of these Parties to reduce them.

58. No additional posts are requested for the Mine Action Service.

Most of the growth in emissions over the past few years has come from increased electricity production and the transport sector.

The possibility of the acquisition of nuclear weapons or their components by terrorists has grown tremendously and cannot be excluded as an imminent reality.

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Emissions of methane could be slightly reduced, while those of nitrous oxide could increase.

Not only have emissions from transport been increasing, for the majority of Parties they have been increasing faster than emissions from other sources.

This, in turn, increased the number of occasions for discussing collaborative arrangements.

The emissions of other GHGs are expected to grow significantly.

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(e) Programmes containing measures the Party believes contribute to addressing climate change and its adverse impacts, including the abatement of increase in greenhouse gas emissions and enhancement of removals by sinks.

Credits where removals are larger than emissions on a unit of land.

In some cases an elasticity of 0.5 to 0.7 is assumed, that is a 1 increase of the HDD index results in a 0.5 to 0.7 increase in emissions.

What this shows is that the rate of growth of our emissions is accelerating.

A decision had been reached on increasing the Russian contribution to the Organization's standby arrangements system.

All Parties also projected an increase in their N2O transport emissions.

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Several also noted that widening of markets may increase domestic emissions as hydrocarbon production increases or more electricity is generated for export.

Roughly half of the reporting Parties also identified measures to limit emissions and enhance removals by sinks in the LUCF sector.

Policy context (description of significant measures that reduce emissions or enhance removals that have been incorporated in the projection, as well as how they were incorporated)

Even if it were possible to do so, it would be inappropriate at the present time, since international law is evolving and the need to add to the list could not be ruled out.

If these new estimates are confirmed, higher emissions, despite the increased use of natural gas, would most probably be due to a sharp increase in emissions in the transport sector and higher overall energy consumption as economic growth resumed in 1994 Recent estimates prepared according with the simplified IPCC top down approach indicate that energy related CO2 emissions in 1995 were 3.3 per cent higher than in 1990, due to resumed economic growth and reduced hydroelectric production.

While calling for increased resources for humanitarian mine clearance, ICRC has not been involved in the surveying, marking or clearing of mined areas.

Emissions from fuel combustion have increased since 1990 for the majority of Parties, with transport being the fastest growing source.

For 2020, emissions of all these gases are projected to increase and their importance relative to other gases will also grow.

Only two Parties (NLD, SWE) projected an increase in their emissions from industrial processes and only four (CAN, NOR, SLO, SWE) in emissions from agricultural soils.

Less firewood is consumed, but carbon dioxide emissions have increased.

Administrative and financial arrangements and indication of additional requirements

Increased aid must be complemented by trade reform.

Member States must accept that additional mandates require additional resources unless existing mandates are cancelled, and that a shortage of resources cannot be compensated by voluntary staff overtime or depend on last minute arrangements made possible through the generous support of interested Governments.

Projects must provide a reduction in or a removal by sinks of emissions that is additional to any that would otherwise occur

Roughly half of the reporting Parties also identified measures to limit emissions and enhance removals by sinks in the LUCF sector.

The proposed exclusion might be construed as a recommendation for those jurisdictions to consider introducing new categories of insolvency proceedings into their national laws.

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