Visualizations : Global Atmospheric Releases of Mercury (sources)

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Created by: cgreen Created on: Thursday September 06, 3:04 PM

Data file: global atmospheric releases of mercury from a number of major anthropogenic sources

Data source: UNEP United Nations Environment Program

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cgreen says:

There are significant uncertainties in the available release inventories, not only by source, but also by country. The best available estimates of mercury emissions to air from various significant sources are shown in the table below.

Table - Estimates of global atmospheric releases of mercury from a number of major anthropogenic sources
in 1995 (metric tons/year).

http://www.chem.unep.ch/mercury/Report/Summary%20of%20the%20report.htm#Chapter3

Posted Thursday September 06, 3:06 PM
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