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Where do most of the greenhouse gases come from? |
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- Petrol and diesel motor vehicles produce CO2, N2O and hydrocarbons.
- Power stations and other industries that burn fossil fuels release CO2 and N2O. For example, Huntly Power Station produced about 3.26 million tonnes of carbon dioxide in 2001.
- Domestic heating appliances that burn fossil fuels, two- and four-stroke lawnmowers, backyard incinerators and barbecues all produce CO2.
- Livestock, landfills and waste water treatment facilities produce methane.
- Agricultural land use and some industrial processes increase nitrous oxides levels.
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