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In 2010 the PM emission from housings, given in TSP, is estimated to 11.35
Gg. Of this, 80 % relates to swine production. The emission from cattle and
poultry contributes with 11 % and 9 %, respectively and the remainder less
than 1 %.
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The estimation of PM emission is based on the EMEP/EEA guidebook
Chapter B1010, where the scientific data mainly is based on an investigation
of PM emission in North European housings (Takai et al. 1998).
The PM emission includes primary particles in the form of dust from housings.
The inventory operates with PM emission from cattle, swine, poultry,
horses, sheep and goats (Table 6.13). Some animal categories are divided
into subcategories and for each category it is distinguished between solid
and slurry based housing systems.
The PM emission is related to the number of annual average population
(AAP) and to the time the animal is housed. The PM emission from grazing
animals is considered as negligible.
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Livestock production data is based on Statistics Denmark, Agricultural Statistics
(www.dst.dk) – Table 6.14.