Which 2 economic sectors have the highest global greenhouse emissions?
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17 Citations | On the other hand, it is the industrialised countries that are mainly responsible for the greenhouse-gas emissions of earlier years. |
46 Citations | We recommend that all sectors of the economy report similar high-resolution CO2 emissions because of their great usefulness both for carbon cycle science and for greenhouse gases emissions mitigation and regulation. |
60 Citations | The results also suggested that the carbon emissions of sectors related to economic activity were significantly determined by some structural roles in the global embodied carbon emission transfer networks. |
| Disaggregation of sectoral energy use and greenhouse gas emissions trends reveals striking differences between sectors and regions of the world. | |
114 Citations | This method allows us to analyze the correlation of energy consumption and CO2 emissions with economic activities of various sectors, and reveal which sectors deserve more attention as Chinese Government shapes appropriate policies for energy conservation and carbon emissions reduction. |
15 Citations | Indeed, our efficiency and regression results show that there exists a sector heterogeneity and that the room for increasing economic growth/reducing greenhouse gas emissions is clearly different for each sector in every country. |
47 Citations | Our results show that there are significant differences in the effects of different sectors on the composition of greenhouse emissions. |
80 Citations | Our study contributes new information on greenhouse gas emissions to a vast number of trade liberalisation studies that focus on economic impacts. |
23 Citations | We find no evidence that developing countries specialize in emissions-intensive sectors; instead, our evidence suggests that emissions intensities differ systematically across countries because of differences in production techniques. |
| The results show that a broad integration of sectors is beneficial in terms of reduction of greenhouse gases. |
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