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Projected gaps between emissions and Kyoto units in Europe
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Projected gap between EU‑15 GHG emissions and Kyoto units (emission rights) during the Kyoto commitment period 2008–2012
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EU‑15 figure in absolute terms (– 217 Mt CO2‑equivalent) not represented due to significantly higher value compared to chosen scale.
Countries ranked by decreasing relative gap between their total 2008–2012 projected non‑ETS emissions and their non‑ETS Kyoto target.
Projections from most Member States, including Austria, do not fully reflect the effects of the economic recession
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2008-2012
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