GHG sources and sinks, which are keys to achieving Net-Zero emissions, were discussed based on recent scientific methods, providing insights to various kinds of stakeholders about GHG monitoring.
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The scientific result is published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics.
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The scientific research result is published in Progress in Earth and Planetary Science.
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The Global Carbon Project (GCP) has published its integrated analysis of CH4, "Global CH4 Budget 2024."
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A webinar for the public titled "From Science to Policy, From Observation to Action" - Regarding the Environmental Research and Technology Promotion Fund S-22 "Comprehensive Research on Monitoring Greenhouse Gases and Air Quality-Related Substances for Climate Change Mitigation" was held.
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The Global Carbon Project (GCP) has published its integrated CO2 analysis, "Global CO2 Budget 2024."
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s part of S-22-1(2) "Analyses of atmospheric GHG and SLCF variations based on multiple-platform observations," it was decided to conduct greenhouse gas (GHG) observations in the Indian Ocean using a very large crude oil carrier (VLCC) "Fujisan Maru."
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The Global Carbon Project (GCP) has published its integrated N2O analysis, "Global N2O Budget 2024."
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The S-22 project has started.
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