Economics, Econometrics and Finance
6 years ago

Agricultural exports from natural gas-producing countries drive up CO2 emissions.

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THE IMPACT OF THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES THAT PRODUCE NATURAL GAS ON GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
Marzieh Ronaghi, Sayed Saghaian, Michael R. Reed, Hossein Mohammadi

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The agricultural sector in developing countries that produce natural gas affects greenhouse gas emissions. Factors like agricultural exports, cultivating area, production, imports, value-added agriculture, and fertilizer use impact CO2 emissions. A clean technology strategy can help reduce these emissions and protect the environment.