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Decrease in Emissions of Greenhouse Gases in the Waste Sector

Published: February 26, 2019
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In Bosna and Herzegovina, the total emissions of greenhouse gases in the waste sector in 2017 amounted to 944,5 gigagram1 of CO2-eq (equivalent to CO2 emissions).

There was a simultaneous decrease of emissions from solid waste disposal and an increase of total emission of greenhouse gases of 1% compared to the emission in 2016.

In 2017, several large wastewater treatment plants in BiH were fully operational, and this resulted in a change in the displayed share of sources of greenhouse gas emissions in BiH.

The reason for the growth of CH4 emissions is a significant increase in the share of wastewater disposal and, consequently, emissions resulting from this process.

At the same time there was a drop in emissions from waste disposal sites and N2O from wastewater management, BiH’s Agency for Statistics reports.

The more detailed report can be read here.

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