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Table 5.15 1973 and 2010 regional shares of CO 2 emissions (KWES 2012)
Source of CO 2 emission
1973 (% to global)
2010 (% to global)
Non-OECD Americas
2.6
3.5
Asia excluding China
3.0
11.0
China
5.9
24.1
Non-OECD Europe and Euroasia
16.2
8.6
Midle East
0.8
5.1
OESD
66.1
41.0
Africa
1.8
3.1
Bunkers
3.6
3.6
Table 5.16 Current indicators for the state of global consumption society
Region/
country
Part of population
(%)
Part of resources
(%)
Resources consumption
(%)
USA
5
6
40
OPEC
15
10
40
Russia
3
25
5
Third world
77
59
15
eloquently a current heterogeneity in the world distribution of resources, and
consequently the role of separate regions in the environment improvement.
Rates of changes of the anthropogenic carbon
fluxes intensity in the future could
vary depending on the technologic achievements, weighed economic policy, and
replacement of priorities of energetics by the laws satis
fl
ed to the stabilization
conditions of environment quality indicators. An expected increase of science-
technical progress ef
ciency is with consideration of such progress in future to
decrease continuously relative rates of anthropogenic CO 2 fl
uxes to the atmosphere.
And this means that achievement of high HDI level in the countries with transition
and developing economics can realized without violent changes of climate due to
anthropogenic causes. As it is seen from Table 5.16 USA that did not sign the
Kyoto Protocol occupy special place. USA projected with own initiative (RGGI)
according to which the elaboration of the reduction strategy of greenhouse gases is
planned. This strategy will be satis
ed only to the USA national interests. This
initiative assumes a development of the methods for the management of greenhouse
gases emission to be the regulator of marketable interrelations between states
concerning their exchange by the carbon quotes.
Important globalization aspect is an impossibility to assess with reliability the
development of separate processes within present conditions of the NSS func-
tioning and without the analysis of all correlations that exist in real world. In this
sense, numerous International Programs can have signi
cance only as means of
data and knowledge accumulation, but no as technology for the environment study.
Speci
c dependence is observed between the energetics and biogeochemical cycles.
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