Relative contribution of other sources

Relative contribution of other sources

New Zealand's Environmental Reporting Series: The Ministry for the Environment and Statistics New Zealand

Other human-made sources – such as aviation, forestry, and non-combustion industrial activities (eg grinding and crushing) – generally emit relatively small amounts of key air pollutants. Comparing their contribution to air pollution helps us understand the pressures they place on our air quality.

Other human-made sources of air pollution include but are not limited to:
- transport emissions from aviation, off-road motor vehicles, rail, and shipping transport activities
- non-combustion emissions from industry, such as process emissions (eg milk driers) and activities that involve abrasive and mechanical processes (eg grinding and crushing)
- agricultural and forestry activities, such as logging activities and agricultural burning.

This dataset relates to the "Relative contribution of other human-made emissions" measure on the Environmental Indicators, Te taiao Aotearoa website.

Auckland Council

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Attribution 3.0 New Zealand

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2006; Auckland

https://data.mfe.govt.nz/table/52436-relative-contribution-of-other-sources/

Dataset

eng-nz

Emissions, shipping, rail, aviation, off-road-vehicles, air quality