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Sensitivity of the global agricultural sector to changes in climate policy - EU countries compared to the rest of the world

Adam Wąs

Adam Wąs

Authors from the Institute of Economics and Finance of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW
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Wąs, Adam
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Piotr Sulewski

Piotr Sulewski

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Sulewski, Piotr
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Paweł Kobus

Paweł Kobus

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Kobus, Paweł
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Robert Pietrzykowski

Robert Pietrzykowski

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Robert Jeszke

Robert Jeszke

Authors from the Institute of Environmental Protection – National Research Institute / The National Centre for Emissions Management / The Centre for Climate and Energy Analyses (CAKE)
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Maciej Pyrka

Maciej Pyrka

Authors from the Institute of Environmental Protection – National Research Institute / The National Centre for Emissions Management / The Centre for Climate and Energy Analyses (CAKE)
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31 dic 2023
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Publicado en línea: 31 dic 2023
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/oszn-2023-0012
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Figure 1.

Agriculture’s non-CO2 contributions to GHG emissionsSource: FAO (2020)
Agriculture’s non-CO2 contributions to GHG emissionsSource: FAO (2020)

Figure 2.

Agricultural and food-related emissions according to IPCC and FAO classificationsSource: Tubiello et al. (2021) (FAO Statistics Working Paper Series / 21–29, CC License)
Agricultural and food-related emissions according to IPCC and FAO classificationsSource: Tubiello et al. (2021) (FAO Statistics Working Paper Series / 21–29, CC License)

Map 1.

Global GHG emissions from the agricultural sector: shares by countrySource: FAOSTAT
Global GHG emissions from the agricultural sector: shares by countrySource: FAOSTAT

Figure 3.

Structure of GHG emissions from the agricultural sector in the EU by countrySource: FAOSTAT
Structure of GHG emissions from the agricultural sector in the EU by countrySource: FAOSTAT

Figure 4.

Changes in the level of GHG emissions from the agricultural sector in various parts of the world in 1990–2020Source: Own study based on FAOSTAT data
Changes in the level of GHG emissions from the agricultural sector in various parts of the world in 1990–2020Source: Own study based on FAOSTAT data

Map 2.

Agricultural GHG emissions per capitaSource: Own study, based on FAOSTAT data
Agricultural GHG emissions per capitaSource: Own study, based on FAOSTAT data

Figure 5.

Changes in GHG emissions per capita from the agricultural sector in various parts of the world in 1990–2020Source: Own study, based on FAOSTAT data
Changes in GHG emissions per capita from the agricultural sector in various parts of the world in 1990–2020Source: Own study, based on FAOSTAT data

Map 3.

GHG emission levels per 1 ha of agricultural landSource: Own study, based on FAOSTAT data
GHG emission levels per 1 ha of agricultural landSource: Own study, based on FAOSTAT data

Map 4.

GHG emission levels per unit of agricultural productionSource: Own study, based on FAOSTAT data
GHG emission levels per unit of agricultural productionSource: Own study, based on FAOSTAT data

Map 5a and 5b.

GHG emission level (CO2 eq) per 1 ha of agricultural land and USD 1,000 agricultural production valueSource: Own study, based on FAOSTAT
GHG emission level (CO2 eq) per 1 ha of agricultural land and USD 1,000 agricultural production valueSource: Own study, based on FAOSTAT

Figures 6a and 6b.

Potential effects of implementing selected climate policy scenarios on average emissions in the EU and PolandSource: CAKE/KOBiZE, 2023
Potential effects of implementing selected climate policy scenarios on average emissions in the EU and PolandSource: CAKE/KOBiZE, 2023

Figures 7a and 7b.

Indicator of changes in prices of agricultural productsSource: CAKE/KOBiZE, 2023
Indicator of changes in prices of agricultural productsSource: CAKE/KOBiZE, 2023

Figures 8a and 8b.

Import and export levels in the EU and Poland under selected climate policy scenariosSource: CAKE/KOBiZE, 2023
Import and export levels in the EU and Poland under selected climate policy scenariosSource: CAKE/KOBiZE, 2023

Figure 9.

Indicator of the ratio of agricultural production in the EU to that outside the EU in selected climate policy scenarios for the year 2050Source: CAKE/KOBiZE, 2023
Indicator of the ratio of agricultural production in the EU to that outside the EU in selected climate policy scenarios for the year 2050Source: CAKE/KOBiZE, 2023
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