Vietnam 
Dựa vào dữ liệu báo cáo nhà kiếng của EPA về khí thải không phải CO2 do loài người tạo ra trên toàn cầu, trong năm 2005, tại Việt Nam lượng khí mêtan do con người thải ra được ước tính đứng hàng thứ 19 trên thế giới. Trong khi việc trồng lúa là nguồn thải khí methane nhiều nhất, khoảng 11 phần trăm tổng số khí methane do loài người thải ra—6.91 MMTCO2E—là từ nông nhiệp (quản lý phân bón), mỏ than đá, và bãi đổ rác.
Based on data in EPA's Global Anthropogenic Emissions of Non—CO2 Greenhouse Gases report, in 2005, Vietnam's estimated anthropogenic methane emissions ranked 19th in the world. While rice cultivation is the country's largest source of methane emissions, approximately 11 percent of its anthropogenic methane emissions—6.91 MMTCO2E—come from agriculture (manure management), coal mines, and municipal solid waste.
Sector Committee Activities
Agriculture
- Country committee members
- Projects in Vietnam
- Country update presentations (PDF, 19 pp, 769 KB), last updated at 27-29 January 2009 subcommittee meeting in Monterrey, Mexico
- Proceedings from GMI events in Vietnam
Coal Mines
- Country committee members
- Projects in Vietnam
- Proceedings from GMI events in Vietnam
Municipal Solid Waste
- Country committee members
- Projects in Vietnam
- Proceedings from GMI events in Vietnam
Oil & Gas
- Country committee members
- Projects in Vietnam
- Proceedings from GMI events in Vietnam
Municipal Wastewater
- Country committee members
- Projects in Vietnam
- Proceedings from GMI events in Vietnam
Steering
- Country committee members
- Proceedings from GMI events in Vietnam
- Vietnam Committee Members
- Project Network Members in Vietnam
- Coal Mines, Oil & Gas, and Steering Projects in Vietnam
- Agriculture and Municipal Solid Waste Projects and Sites in Vietnam
Resources
- Resource Assessment for Livestock and Agro-Industrial Wastes - Vietnam
Full Assessment (PDF, 63 pp, 1.2 MB) | Summary (PDF, 1 pp, 65 KB) - 2010 Coal Mine Methane Overview for Vietnam (PDF, 6 pp, 151 KB)
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