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Gas emission and particular material of different economic sectors in Hungary between 2000-2015

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Abstract
The study analysis of correlations is done among the different economic variances of different kind of gases and particular materials polluting the air surrounding environment of our economy. The economic sectors have been characterised by different measured gas emission and particular materials for several decades or even centuries. The study aims at analysing the role of the economic sectors from point of view of their realising pollutions [Nitrogen-oxides (NOx), Sulphur-dioxide (SO2), Ammonia (NH3), Particulate matter (PM10) and Particulate matter (PM2.5)]. The Household as a main economic sector indicator has caused a large amount of pollutions for natural environment, because share of the Household has considerably increased in different gas and particular material emissions for the period of 2000 and 2015, mostly in fields of PM10, PM2.5 and NH3. The SPSS (Special Program for Social Sciences) according to Sajtos -Mitev as the methodology, which can ensure better way of the research to discover the main and deep correlations among the economic variances as gas and pollution particular materials belonging to the different economic sectors. Analyses focus on demonstrating different gas emission and particular material conditions of economic sectors or industries/economic branches in Hungary and strengthen of correlations among economic sectors’ gas emissions and particular materials. Middle correlation is between NOX1 and PM104, also middle strong correlation between SO22 and NH33, and very strong correlation between PM104 and PM255 variances. Because of the Household as family unit has remained one of the biggest responsible for the increasing gas and particular material emissions in Hungary in spite that the SO2 gas emission has decreased at the national level for the same period, therefore the new strategy should be followed. This new environmental conservation strategy demands from all sectors to decrease their gas emission in order to follow the sustainable economic growth accompanying with sustainable environment.
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Gas emission and particular material of different economic sectors in Hungary between 2000-2015
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53.
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Khalif, Abdussalam Ashour
Ligetvári, Ferenc
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2018
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Open access
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Climatic Changes and Environmental (Bio) Engineering
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2018. november 22-24
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en
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11 p.
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globális felmelegedés, szennyezés
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Kiadói változat
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PROCEEDINGS BOOK OF THE 9th ICEEE – 2018 International Conference deals with „Climatic Changes and Environmental (Bio) Engineering”
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2018
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978-963-449-105-7
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Konferenciaközlemény
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Természettudományok - környezettudományok
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Óbudai Egyetem
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Rejtő Sándor Könnyűipari és Környezetmérnöki Kar

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