... 2013a ). As in SoE 2011, Australia’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions per person remain the largest of any country in the Organisation ... in 2015. The energy sector continues to dominate GHG emissions, increasing from 74 per cent of net emissions in SoE 2011 to ...

... Gross value added Population size Energy Consumption GHG emissions Water consumption Waste generation 1996-97 100 100 100 100 100 ...

... plans. Emissions Significant international action to reduce GHG emissions is now afoot. The international political response to climate ... in Australia if the international community achieves its GHG goals. As its contribution to the international effort, the Australian ...

... by the global climate outlook. Without mitigation to reduce GHG emissions, modelling suggests that growth in population and economic ... 2100. This would require a reduction in global anthropogenic GHG emissions of 40–70 per cent by 2050 compared with 2010, and near zero ...

Between 1990 and 2015, Australia’s national GHG inventory suggested that emissions decreased 0.1 per cent ( Figure ATM10 ... emissions Between 1990 and 2015, Australia’s national GHG inventory suggested that emissions decreased 0.1 per cent ( Figure ATM10 ...

... Program, 2010–14 Benefit Economic benefits, excluding GHG reductions (NPV $m) Economic benefits, including GHG reductions (NPV $m) Reduction in end-use energy consumption (TJ) Reduction ...

... to 2013-14 Gross value added Population Energy Consumption GHG emissions Water consumption Waste generation 1996-97 100 100 100 100 100 ...

... changes the precise temperature response to future GHG concentrations, because climate model projections under different GHG emissions scenarios can only estimate temperature increases within a ...

... fuels) continues to be the dominant source of Australia’s GHG emissions, accounting for 74% of net emissions, including those associated ... fuels) continues to be the dominant source of Australia’s GHG emissions, accounting for 74% of net emissions, including those associated ...

... then, Australia’s system for measuring and reporting on GHG emissions and energy use by major industry sectors and for estimating ... underpins Australia’s commitment under the protocol to a GHG emissions target of 108% above 1990 levels for the first commitment period ...

... rise of around 0.7 °C since 1960. By 2070, if growth in GHG emissions continues in line with past trends, projected warming will be in ...

... as the uncertainties in their predictions of climate and GHG emissions. The IPCC’s scientific undertaking to produce and review the ... represent alternative development pathways and resulting GHG emissions under current policies, but with varying rates of population ...

... (notably agricultural processes). As well as being a potent GHG, nitrous oxide from human sources is currently the single most important ...

... resources (including energy and water). Table 2.3 shows the GHG emissions avoided, and the amount of energy and water saved by recycling a ... materials. The connections among energy use, water use, GHG emissions and waste production are complex, changeable and sometimes ...