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Missouri Action Options forReducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
July 2002
Prepared by: John Noller, Energy Specialist
Sponsored by a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to theMissouri Department of Natural ResourcesGrant Number:
CX 824208-01-0
Missouri Department of Natural ResourcesOutreach and Assistance CenterEnergy CenterJefferson City, Missouri65102-0176
Missouri Action Options for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions – July 2002
Table of Contents
Environmental Protection Agency: pub1447
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« prev | next »- Introduction
- Summary of Policy Options to Reduce Greenhouse Gases
- Electric Generation
- Residential and Commercial Buildings
- Transportation
- Agriculture and Forestry
- Solid Waste Management
- Achieving Multiple Benefits through Harmonized Environmental Policy
- Development of Project Priorities
- Appendix 1: Methodology for GHG Emissions Estimates and Inventory
- Background
- Technical Options - Centralized Generation
- Advanced Technologies for Centralized Generation from Fossil Fuels
- Generation from Renewable Resources
- Technical Options - Distributed Generation
- Promote Distributed Generation Options
- Appendix 1 - DG Resources Sited in Missouri
- Technical Potential for Reductions
- Residential Sector
- Commercial Sector
- Technical Potential Versus Achievable Potential
- End Uses with Greatest Technical Potential for Reductions
- Advanced Building Technologies
- Policy Options
- Energy Information and Education
- Standards and Codes
- Federal Appliance Standards and Energy Labels
- Building Energy Codes
- Voluntary Programs and Partnerships - Public Buildings
- Energy Efficiency in State Facilities
- Voluntary Programs and Partnerships - Residential Buildings
- Low-Income Weatherization
- Incentive Programs
- Highway Infrastructure and Use
- Four Areas of Technical Opportunity
- Vehicle Technology
- Fuel Economy
- Alternative Fuel Vehicles
- Vehicle Management
- Improved Driving Behavior
- Improved Vehicle Maintenance
- Public Fleet Management
- Advanced Highway Management
- Alternative Modes for Intercity Travel
- Travel Needs and Planning
- Trip Planning at the Personal Level
- Transportation Needs Planning at the Institutional Level
- Telecommuting
- Teleconferencing
- Freight Transportation Infrastructure and Use
- Areas of Technical Opportunity
- Advanced Highway Freight Technology
- Advanced Freight Pipelines
- Intermodal Coordination of Freight Movement
- Methane (CH4) Emissions from Agriculture
- Nitrous Oxide (N2O) Emissions from Agriculture
- CO2 Emissions from Agriculture and Land Use Changes
- CO2 Emissions from Energy Use in Agriculture
- CO2 Emissions from Land Use Changes
- Opportunities to Reduce Methane Emissions
- Opportunities to Reduce Nitrous Oxide Emissions
- Opportunities for Farm-Based Wind Generation
- Opportunities for Farm-Based Solar Energy Use
- Agriculture
- Forestry
- Source Reduction
- Recycling
- Landfill Gas Collection
- Municipal Waste Combustion
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