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This document provides an analysis of the Nitrous Oxide (N2O) budget for the year 2000, focusing on both anthropogenic and natural sources. It lists total emissions in Tg N2O-N/yr, highlighting energy-related and non-energy-related contributions. The budget equations reveal the stratospheric loss rate and present-day net natural fluxes, while also discussing trends observed (+1 ppb/yr). Key sources include agriculture, waste, and natural ecosystems. The uncertainties associated with these emissions are also explored, emphasizing the significance of accurate data for climate change assessments.
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N2O budget and uncertainties IIASA, year 2000: non-energy-related 6.6 energy-related 0.5 Total (Tg N2O-N/yr) 7.1 Budget equations: N = s X0pre-industrial A + N = s X1 + T present-day N = Net natural fluxes A = Anthropogenic emissions s = stratospheric loss rate Burden ratio X1 / X0 (~ 315 / 270) IPCC 4AR, year 2000: Anthropogenic 6.7 Natural source 11.0 Trend (+1 ppb/yr) 5.0 Total (Tg N2O-N/yr) 17.7 N = (A – T) / (X1/X0 -1) N ~6*( A – T ) GEIA (1990s) energy-related 0.7 Animals, waste 1.1 BMB, biofuel 0.2 Soils* 7.9 Ocean 3.6 Total (Tg N2O-N/yr) 13.5 * post-forest clearing soils, soils under natural vegetation, fertilised agricultural fields HYMN year 2000 budget and uncertainties Anthropogenic source 6.8 +/- 0.5 Trend (+1 ppb/yr) 5.0 +/- 0.7 Net natural flux 10.8 +/- 3.1 Oceans 3.8 Soils nat. vegetation 7.0 Total (Tg N2O-N/yr) 17.6 +/- 3.2 Implied stratospheric sink 12.6 +/- 3.2