Air pollution

Non-energy related greenhouse gas emissions from industrial processes in the EU-15 and EU-27 and gross value added (1990-2005)

Gross value added is the difference between output and intermediate consumption for any given sector, i.e

Greenhouse gas emissions per capita of EU-27 Member States for 1990 and 2005

Greenhouse gas emission targets of new EU Member States and acceding countries for 2008-12 relative to base-year emissions under the Kyoto Protocol

The rate of change for the base line and the climate action scenarios, compared with pre-industrial

Dotted lines show the proposed rate of change objective.

EU-15 and EU-27 CO2 emissions from households, compared with the number of permanently-occupied dwellings, heating degree days

PM10 concentrations in Europe 2004, showing annual average concentrations

The figures were constructed by combining rural and urban maps using population density

Emission trends of acidifying pollutants (ktonnes acid equivalent), (EU-15)

NEC Directive targets are applied on LRTAP Convention data.

Change in emissions of acidifying pollutants compared with the 2010 NECD and Gothenburg protocol targets

Gothenburg protocol targets are shown for the non-EU countries (Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Norway)

Frequency distribution of trends in 8h-daily maximum values, 1996-2004

629 stations with 75 % data coverage p.a

Past and projected prices of fossil fuels and electricity 1970-2050 in the baseline and LCEP scenarios

Distance-to-target-path indicator for new Member States in 2005

The distance-to-target-path indicator (DTPI) measures the deviation of actual emissions in 2005 from a (hypothetical) linear target path between base-year emissions and 2010 Kyoto targets

Emissions of ozone precursors (EEA member countries)

EEA-32 national emission changes from 1990 to 2004 for acidifying pollutants, and remaining reduction targets under the National Emission Ceiling Directive (NECD) for EU Member States

Share of EU-15 sectors and key sources in 1990 and 2005

EEA-32 national emission reductions for acidifying pollutants (green) and remaining distance to emission reduction targets for EU Member States (purple)

Agriculture - Environmental pressures (2020/2001)

Agriculture - Environmental pressures (2020/2001)

Change in emissions of ozone precursors compared with the 2010 NECD targets (EU-10 and CC-4)

PM10 in cities, 2000

Urban background (UB) stations, 36th highest daily value

Average specific CO2 emissions of new passenger cars per fuel type and targets

Greenhouse gas emissions per capita for the EU candidate countries and other EEA member countries

EU-27 greenhouse gas emission trends and projections to 2020

Data exclude emissions and removals from landuse change and forestry

Relative gap (over-delivery or shortfall) between projections and targets for 2010 for new Member States

Actual and projected EU-15 greenhouse gas emissions compared with Kyoto target for 2008-12

Contribution to change in ozone precursors emissions for each sector and pollutant (EU-27 - EU-15)

Contribution to change plots show the contribution to the total emission change between 1990-2005 made by a specified sector/ pollutant

Sector split of emissions of ozone precursors (EEA member countries; EU-15; EU-27 - EU-15; EFTA-4 and CC-3)

Emissions of Sulphur in 1995 at 50km resolution (tonnes of S per year)

Notes: Includes emissions from shipping in the North Sea and the north-east Altantic (Lloyd's Register of Shipping [1995]: Marine Exhaust Emission Research Programme

Distance-to-target for EU-27 Member States

The DTI results are shown in red (positive result ie

Absolute gaps (over-delivery or shortfall) between greenhouse gas projections and 2010 targets for new Member States

For Estonia, Hungary and Latvia the projections used in last year's report are used as no new data were available

Global emission reductions by mitigation measure for the climate action scenario compared with the baseline

The figure includes only CO2

Emissions by sector of PM10 particulate matter (Primary and Secondary)

Due to numerical rounding, values may not add exactly to 100%