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1 Percent of Global GHG Emissions 14%
(Global Warming Potential) Chemical Formula CH4 Percent of Global GHG Emissions 14% Sinks Reacts with OH- in the atmosphere to produce other chemicals include CO, consumed by bacteria (methanogens) in the soil

2 Global Warming Potential = 1
Chemical Formula CO2 Percent of Global GHG Emissions 74% Sinks Ocean, plants

3 Percent of Global (GHG) Emissions 1%
(Global Warming Potential) Chemical Formula Varies (HFC’s, CFC’s) Percent of Global (GHG) Emissions 1% Sinks None

4 Chemical Formula N20 Percent of Greenhouse Effect Percent of Global GHG Emissions 8% Sinks Can react in the stratosphere to produce NO which destroys ozone

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