6. Emission inventory
6.2 Sulphur dioxide (map-V)



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The major sources of sulphur dioxide emissions are domestic fuel and industrial firings as well as power plants. The areal distribution of SO₂ emissions reflects the development structure better than that of nitrogen oxides. Besides the high emissions on few grid spaces, like the above-mentioned locations of the power plants Altbach and Münster with emissions of more than 3,000 t/a, further areas present emissions of more than 100 t/a. These are mostly the locations of big heating stations of companies or other large facilities. Higher emissions also occur in more densely-populated areas like the inner cities of Stuttgart, Esslingen, Sindelfingen and Ludwigsburg.

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