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EU emissions of As, Cd, Hg, Ni and Pb, 2001–2010, as a percentage of 2001 emissions

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Poland did not report emissions of As nor Ni in 2004 which explains the decrease in reported emissions in 2004. Poland was responsible for 15–20 % of EU emissions of As and 13–18 % of EU emissions of Ni in 2001–2010.

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