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Emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds: Road Transport, Solvents, and Other Sources (in thousands of tons)

By Shawn "Big Poppa" Gill on May 28, 2008
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Bar Horizontal Bar Scatter Line Other Views Table	Absolute Relative to Average Relative to Range	Yearly	Average High Low Total Count Distinct None

Sources: The Environment in your Pocket: UK Department for ENvironment Food and Rural Affairs (http://www.statistics.gov.u...)

A 20 year study done by DEFRA of volatile organic compounds in the UK as a result of multiple sources (road transport, solvents, other). —Shawn "Big Poppa" Gill

Comments (1)

EricaC

EricaC says

This is interesting data. I was especially surprised by the great decline in in emissions from road transport. I know many cars are being produced with less pollution and higher mpgs but at the same time, we are a nation of a growing number of cars like humers and suv's which i would think would increase the emissions again.

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