November 2018 PMID 30628210

[VOCs Emission Inventory of Anthropogenic Sources in Jiaxing].

Huan Hao, Mei Wan, Yu Rong, Ya-Qiong Lan, Chuan-Fang Xiong, Na Chao

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Abstract in brief

  • The VOCs emissions inventory for Jiaxing in 2015 was developed using data from various sources and estimation methods, showing a total of 10.21×10 tons emitted.
  • The majority of emissions (78.15%) came from industrial sources, with notable contributions from vehicles, domestic sources, and oil storage.
  • Haining, Tongxiang, and Pinghu emerged as the top cities for emissions, collectively accounting for 50% of the total VOCs output.

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I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/fJ7VeCMixK Into the Permian Swamps

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