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Human Activities Leading to Emissions
Greenhouse gas emissions due to human activities are associated mainly with energy - the engine for the process of industralization as well as for modern society. Energy is consumed from its initial extraction of fossil fuels from the earth to the end use. All of these uses result in a number of waste gases that contribute to the greenhouse gas concentration of the atmosphere, as well as low-level gases that produce city smog.
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Human Activities Leading to Emissions Map(s)
- Light-Duty Vehicle Fuel Efficiency: 1990 Model Map | Read about this map
- Light-Duty Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Projection: 2010 Model Map | Read about this map
- Light-Duty Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Improvement: Model Year 1990 to 2010 Map | Read about this map
- Market Share of Subcompact Cars: 1990 Model Map | Read about this map
- Change in Market Share of Subcompact Cars: Model Year 1990 to 2010 Map | Read about this map
- Market Share of Compact Cars: 1990 Model Map | Read about this map
- Change in Market Share of Compact Cars: Model Year 1990 to 2010 Map | Read about this map
- Market Share of Midsize Cars: 1990 Model Map | Read about this map
- Change in Market Share of Midsize Cars: Model Year 1990 to 2010 Map | Read about this map
- Market Share of Large Cars: 1990 Model Map | Read about this map
- Change in Market Share of Large Cars: Model Year 1990 to 2010 Map | Read about this map
- Market Share of Small Vans: 1990 Model Map | Read about this map
- Change in Market Share of Small Vans: Model Year 1990 to 2010 Map | Read about this map
- Market Share of Small Utility Vehicles: 1990 Model Map | Read about this map
- Change in Market Share of Small Utility Vehicles: Model Year 1990 to 2010 Map | Read about this map
