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CHAPTER 4 FUGITIVE EMISSIONS - IGES
CHAPTER 4: FUGITIVE EMISSIONS 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories CHAPTER 4 FUGITIVE EMISSIONS Volume 2: Energy 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories Authors Coal mining John N. Carras (Australia) Pamela M. Franklin (USA), Yuhong Hu (China), A. K. Singh (India), and Oleg V. Tailakov (Russian Federation) Oil and natural gas David Picard (Canada) Azhari F. M. Ahmed (Qatar), Eilev Gjerald (Norway), Susann Nordrum (USA), and Irina Yesserkepova (Kazakhstan) CHAPTER 4: FUGITIVE EMISSIONS 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories Contents 4 FUGITIVE EMISSIONS FUGITIVE EMISSIONS from mining , processing, storage and transportation of Overview and description of Coal mining and Summar
CH4 is the major greenhouse gas emitted from coal mining and handling. The major stages for the emission of greenhouse gases for both underground and surface coal mines are: • Mining emissions – These emissions result from the liberation of stored gas during the breakage of coal, and the surrounding strata, during mining operations.
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