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Broeikasgasrapport 2008 communicatie
- 1. Departement Leefmilieu Dienst Duurzaam Milieu en Natuurbeleid vertraging
- 3. Kan het wat warmer? zonnestralen warmen het aardoppervlak op aarde kaatst de warmte terug broeikasgassen absorberen de teruggekaatste straling en houden de warmte vast vertraging Bron: www.lne.be
- 14. UITSTOOT 2008 (in CO 2 -equivalenten) Stookinstallaties: 7.932 ton Dienstverplaatsingen: 816 ton Dieren en mest: 596 ton Machines en toestellen: 239 ton Elektriciteit: 3.451 ton vertraging Uitstoot (ton CO 2 -equivalenten)
- 16. RESULTAAT 2008 De netto broeikasgasuitstoot 2008 van de provincie Antwerpen als organisatie bedroeg 8.324 ton CO 2 -equivalenten. De provincie Antwerpen stootte in totaal 13.033 ton CO 2 -equivalenten uit . Door opname van CO 2 via onze bossen compenseerden we onze uitstoot met 4.708 ton CO 2 -equivalenten. vertraging
- 17. Hoeveel is dit? 8.300 ton CO 2 -equivalenten is vergelijkbaar met de broeikasgasuitstoot per jaar van 5.500 zuinige auto’s (83 miljoen km) is vergelijkbaar met de broeikasgasuitstoot per jaar van het elektriciteitsverbruik van 12.000 gezinnen vertraging
- 18. Verminder onze uitstoot mee Mail ons je idee voor 1 maart ( iso14001@ admin.provant.be ) en win een radio op zonne-energie*. *(onder de inzendingen wordt één radio verloot) vertraging
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