Примеры использования Their emission inventories на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Assist Parties to improve the quality of their emission inventories.
Most countries did not report those condensables in their emission inventories, nor were they included in atmospheric transport models, although their contribution to PM concentrations could be substantial;
Almost all(94 per cent)of Parties to the Convention submitted their emission inventories in 2012.
Participants recommended that all Parties to the Convention report their emission inventories to CEIP, even if these were not yet covering all sectors, pollutants, or geographical scope of the countries.
MSC-E will assist the Russian Federation andother countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States in preparing their emission inventories.
Welcomes and encourages the plans of Estonia, Germany andItaly to review and improve their emission inventories for POPs, and urges Latvia to speed up the review and revision of its emission inventories for POPs;
In the discussion that followed, representatives of EECCA countries in commented on the proposed future in-depth review of their emission inventories.
It also organized trainings to assist countries in developing and updating their emission inventories in accordance with the reporting requirements under the Air Convention and under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
A representative of ETC/ACC presented an analysis of the incidences of countries reporting"Not Estimated" for sources in their emission inventories.
Invited non-Parties to the Protocols to submit emission data for them to benefit from assistance in improving their emission inventories as well as for the improvement of the atmospheric monitoring and modelling under the Convention;
In this way the Guidebook could be given some stability(and updates could be undertaken more efficiently), butthe most up-to-date information would remain constantly available for those wishing to use it in their emission inventories.
Welcomes and encourages the plans of Estonia andItaly to continue to review and improve their emission inventories for POPs and urges Latvia to respond fully to the requests of the Committee for additional information and to speed up the review and revision of its emission inventories for POPs;
Noted the progress made in the modelling and monitoring of heavy metals, POPs and PM, andinvited Parties to take further steps towards improving their emission inventories of these substances;
He informed the meeting about the proposal to require the EU Member States to draw up their emission inventories in line with the latest version of the Convention's Emission Reporting Guidelines and using the methodologies laid down in the latest version of the Guidebook to estimate emissions for each source category.
The Chair of the EMEP Steering Body drew attention to the increase of the EMEPbudget from 2008 and the allocation of funds to help EECCA countries to improve their monitoring activities and their emission inventories.
Parties to protocols are required to report emissions of the associated pollutants in accordance with the Convention's Guidelines for reporting emission data and to submit their emission inventories to regular in-depth reviews, with a view to minimizing uncertainties related to data collection and reporting.
The meeting identified the emission reporting as being one of the major challenges for manyof the EECCA countries, and recommended translation of the Guidebook into Russian as a means for assisting these countries improve their emission inventories.
Underlining the need for Parties to continuously improve their emission inventories based on the best available science and data quality criteria as defined in the Guidelines for reporting emission data under the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution(ECE/EB. AIR/97)(Reporting Guidelines) and the EMEP/EEA air pollutant emission inventory guidebook;
Took note of the suggestions by the EU for introducing flexibility to the assessment of compliance by Parties withtheir emission ceilings and for providing guidance to Parties for adjusting their emission inventories(informal document No. 19);
Requests Estonia, Italy and Latvia to provide to the Implementation Committee, through the secretariat, by 1 August 2013, information concerning the status and details of their work to improve their emission inventories for the POPs in question and any recalculated emissions data;
Stressed the need to promote more complete reporting from the EECCA, including through supporting the initiative of the delegation ofthe Russian Federation(SRI Atmosphere) to organize a workshop for the EECCA countries in early 2009 to promote reporting on their emission inventories and improvements in data quality;
Requests Estonia, Germany, Italy and Latvia to provide to the Implementation Committee, through the secretariat, by 31 August 2012, information concerning the status and details of their work to improve their emission inventories for the POPs in question and any recalculated emissions data;
The delegation of the Russian Federation stressed that, in addition to discussing the various obligations under the protocols, it was also important to put an emphasis on the benefits of acceding to them, for example that with the help of the Convention EECCA andSEE countries could reform the system of their emission inventories, use the models developed under the Convention and implement some air quality policies.
Identifying gaps in their emissions inventory and implication of emission factors for biomass burning.
Parties are strongly encouraged to report their emission inventory for black carbon from the earliest year possible using the methodologies in the latest version of the EMEP/EEA guidebook, as appropriate.
Hylander and Herbert(2008) in their emission inventory of mercury from non-ferrous metal production assume mercury removal efficiencies of between 95-99 per cent if a sulphuric acid plant is present at a copper, lead or zinc pyrometallurgical smelter, assuming that mercury was prevented from contaminating the sulphuric acid product.
Azerbaijan, Georgia andRomania will continue to improve their national emission inventories.
The process is seen by Parties as valuable for the improvement of their national emission inventories.
The process is seen by Parties as valuable for the improvement of their national emission inventories.
This would be of benefit to the countries themselves in terms of helping them to improve their national emission inventories through the review process.