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Climate change impact of livestock CH4 emission in India: Global temperature change potential (GTP) and surface temperature response
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Abstract Two climate metrics, Global surface Temperature Change Potential (GTP) and the Absolute GTP (AGTP) are used for studying the global surface temperature impact of CH 4 emission from livestock in India. The impact on global surface temperature is estimated for 20 and 100 year time frames due to CH 4 emission. The results show that the CH 4 emission from livestock, worked out to 15.3 Tg in 2012. In terms of climate metrics GTP of livestock-related CH 4 emission in India in 2012 were 1030 Tg CO 2 e (GTP 20 ) and 62 Tg CO 2 e (GTP 100 ) at the 20 and 100 year time horizon, respectively. The study also illustrates that livestock-related CH 4 emissions in India can cause a surface temperature increase of up to 0.7mK and 0.036mK over the 20 and 100 year time periods, respectively. The surface temperature response to a year of Indian livestock emission peaks at 0.9mK in the year 2021 (9 years after the time of emission). The AGTP gives important information in terms of temperature change due to annual CH 4 emissions, which is useful when comparing policies that address multiple gases. Highlights CH 4 emission from livestock is 15.3 Tg in 2012. Annual Indian livestock emissions cause surface temperature peaks 0.9mK at 2021. The temperature peaks observe 9 years after the time of emissions. The AGTP useful to predict surface temperature response due to greenhouse as emission. Graphical abstract [DISPLAY OMISSION]
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주제어
Livestock . CH4 emission . Climate change . Global temperature change potential (GTP) . Absolute GTP (AGTP).
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