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E-3C - Aggregate Sources and Non-CO₂ Emissions Sources on Land

E-3C1 - GHG Emissions from Biomass Burning
E-3C2 - Liming
E-3C3 - Urea Application
E-3C4 - Direct N2O Emissions from Managed Soils
E-3C5 - Indirect N2O Emissions from Managed Soils
E-3C6 - Indirect N2O Emissions from Manure Management
E-3C7 - Rice Cultivations
E-3C8 - CH4 from Drained Organic Soils
E-3C9 -CH4 from Drainage Ditches on Organic Soiils
E-3C10 - CH4 from Rewetting of Organic Soils
E-3C11 - CH4 Emissions from Rewetting of Mangroves and Tidal Marshes
E-3C12 - N2O Emissions from Aquaculture
E-3C13 - CH4 Emissions from Rewetted and Created Wetlands on Inland Wetland Mineral Soils
E-3C14 - Other

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The Transition Element Framework™ is IPCC knowledge summarised,  structured into building blocks, defined in code, and filled with data.

The TEF, developed by ClimateView, originated from a collaboration with key Swedish agencies and has been co-developed with cities and regions worldwide.