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NEC Directive status report 2007

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Technical report No 9/2008

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Published: Dec 01, 2008

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NEC_Tech-9-2008_final.pdf [1.2 MB]

annex A: Sectoral inventories of the Member States [6.6 MB]
annex B: Emission trends in the Member States [3.5 MB]

Data in this report is also available through the NECD emissions data viewer

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Filed under: emission trends, non-methane volatile organic compounds, national emission ceilings directive, nitrogen oxide, national emissions ceilings, SO2, NOx, emissions trends and projections, NH3, NMVOC, NEC directive, ammonia, sulphur dioxide

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