Table 1. Current and projected annual greenhouse gas emission estimates for the scenarios (a) IS92a and (b) IS92c of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Extracted from Leggett et al.42

(a) Includes both the anthropogenic and the natural components, the later being constant rates of 8Mt/yr of N for N2O and 155 Mt/yr for CH4
Greenhouse gas yearChange
 (%)
 19902000 2005 2025 2050 2075 21001990-
 2100
C02 (Gt C)
industrial6.17.17.911.113.716.220.4 +230
land use 1.31.31.21.10.80.4-0.1-108
N2O (Mt N)a)12.913.814.115.816.616.717.0+32
CH4 (Mt)a)506.0545.0568.0659.0785.0845.0917.0+61
CFC-1l(kt)2891681379485162 -99
CFC-12 (kt)36220016198110221 -100
CFC- 113(kt)1472922212400 -100
CFC-114 (kt)13433300 -100
CFC-115 (kt)7541100 -100
CC14 (kt)1193415192100 -100
CH3CC13 (kt)7383531379711000 -100
HCFC-22 (kt)138275329568105812321225 +788
H-1301 (kt)4442110-100
C02 Equivalent20.319.420.224.228.930.635.3+74
(GtC)b


(b) Equivalent CO2 emission rate defined as the product of the 100-year Global Warming Potential (Isaksen et al.43) and the mass emission rate of the trace gases
Greenhouse gas yearChange
 (%)
 19902000 2005 2025 2050 2075 21001990-
 2100
C02 (Gt C)
industrial6.16.26.57.76.85.74.8-23
land use1.31.31.31.10.70.2-0.2-115
N20 (Mt N)a)12.913.613.815.015.014.213.0+6
CH4 (Mt)a)506.0526.0540.0589.0613.0584.0546.0+8
CFC- 11 (kt)289168 1379485162-99
CFC-12 (kt)36220016198110221-100
CFC-113(kt)1472922212400-100
CFC-114 (kt)13433300-100
CFC-115 (kt)7541100-100
CC14 (kt)1193415192100-100
CH3CC13 (kt)7383531379711000-100
HCFC-22 (kt)138275329568105812321225+788
H-1301 (kt)4442110-100
C02 Equivalent20.318.318.419.919.716.314.9-26
(GtC)b)