论文信息 - Emissions accounting: China's uncertain CO 2 emissions

Emissions accounting: China's uncertain CO 2 emissions

Climate change mitigation commitments and basic carbon-cycle science both require reliable information on carbon dioxide emissions. Uncertainties in energy data and carbon dioxide emissions estimates are particularly important when they involve large emitters.

Gregg Marland | G. Marland

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