U N I V E R S I T Y O F A A R H U S

Dept of Agroecology

Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections

Expert Panel on Agriculture and Nature

Co-chairs:

Ulrich Dämmgen

Nick Hutchings

CONVENTION ON LONG-RANGE TRANSBOUNDARY AIR POLLUTION

CoordinatingCentre

Programme

ProgrammeCentre

CoordinationCentre

for Effects

Main ResearchCentre

ProgrammeCentre

Programme

Centre

Implementation Committee

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ICPForests

Task Force

ICPIntegrated Monitoring

Task Force

ICPModelling and Mapping

Task Force

ICPMaterials

Task Force

ICPVegetationTask Force

ICPWaters

Task Force

Task ForceHealth

Working Group onEffects

Task ForceEmission Inventories

and Projections

Task ForceMeasurementand Modelling

ChemicalCoordinating

Centre

MeteorologicalSynthesizingCentre-West

MeteorologicalSynthesizingCentre-East

Task ForceIntegrated

Assessment Modelling

CentreIntegrated

Assessment Modelling

EMEPSteering Body

Expert Groupon Ammonia Abatement

Task Forceon POPs

Network of Expertson Benefits and

Economic Instruments

Expert Groupon Techno-

economic Issues

Task Forceon Heavy Metal

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Working Group onStrategies and Review

EXECUTIVE BODY Implementation Committee

Expert Group on Particulate Matter

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Task Force on HemisphericTransport of Air Pollution

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Ag and Nature Expert Panel

Ad hoc. Responsible for relevant chapters in

EMEP/CORINAIR Emission Inventory Guidebook.

Chapter 10

10 10 Cultures with Fertilizers. NH3, N2O and NO from crops and the application of mineral

fertilizer and animal manures. N2O from histosols.

10 20 Cultures without Fertilizers. Emissions of NH3 from legumes and grazed grassland, Emissions of N2O from N inputs to soils other than fertilizer (crop

residues, grazing, atmospheric deposition, leaching).

Chapter 10 (cont)

10 30 Stubble Burning (NH3 and NH4).

10 40 Enteric Fermentation (CH4).

10 50 Manure Management (C species). CH4.

non-methane volatile organic compounds.

10 60 Pesticides and Limestone (CO2).

Chapter 10 (cont)

10 90 Manure Management (N species). NH3 from grazing, animal housing, storage and

spreading of solid manure. N2O, NO and N2 from manure management.