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Greenhouse gas emissions by source sector. Time frequency · Unit of measure · Air pollutants and greenhouse gases · Source sectors for greenhouse gas emissions (Common reporting format, UNFCCC) · Geopolitical entity (reporting) · Time. See the Eurostat source for definitions, units and methodological notes.
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Eurostat · doi:10.2908/ENV_AIR_GGE
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Agricultural land (% of land area)
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