VARIATIONS IN DIRECT GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS ACROSS NEIGHBOURHOODS: A CASE OF EDMONTON IN CANADA

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions vary among cities mainly because of variations in primary energy source, climate, and population densities.Neighbourhood characteristics such as area, configuration, land use, and road LIP SHIMMER RHUBARB network could have further impact on these emissions variations.This study explores whether the neighbourhood type

The production of residual biomass, such as vine pruning, presents environmental problems since its elimination is usually carried out through the uncontrolled burning of the remaining materials and with the emission of greenhouse gases without any counterpart.The use of these residues to produce biochar presents several advantages.In addition to t