Examples of using Normalisation reference in English and their translations into Danish
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Human toxicity is considered as a local as well as a regional impact and the EU-15 normalisation reference and weighting factors are recommended for impact potentials located in both Denmark and Europe.
For acidification as a regional effect the EU-15 normalisation reference and weighting factor are recommended for impact potentials located in Denmark as well as Europe or the global normalisation reference if the locality is outside Europe or unknown.
weighting factors for acidification For acidification as a regional effect the EU-15 normalisation reference is recommended for impact potentials located in Denmark as well as Europe
in a given region, for which a more appropriate normalisation reference is available, this may be
Following the EDIP97 approach, the normalisation reference for terrestrial eutrophication is based on the impact caused by the actual emission levels for 1990 see Hauschild and Wenzel, 1998d and Stranddorf et al., 2005.
in a given region, for which a more appropriate normalisation reference is available,
For photochemical ozone formation as a regional effect the EU-15 normalisation reference is recommended for impact potentials located in Denmark as well as Europe or the global normalisation reference if the locality is outside Europe or unknown.
Following the EDIP97 approach, the normalisation reference for human toxicity via air is based on the impact caused by the actual emission levels for 1994 see Hauschild
as well as a regional impact and the EU-15 normalisation reference and weighting factors are recommended for impact potentials located in both Denmark and Europe.
the weighting of EDIP97 using political targets to derive weighting factors can be seen as a normalisation where the politically targeted level of impact is used as normalisation reference, representing the probable future environmental impact- a prediction of what the background impact will be in 2004.
Use of global impacts as normalisation reference for the global impact categories,
Normalisation references and weighting factors, in particular toxicity.
Normalisation references are established for Denmark,
The updated and extended normalisation references and weighting factors are presented in Table 3.1.
Application of normalisation references and weighting factors.
Instead, EDIP use Danish normalisation references as default values for regional
Normalisation references for all relevant regions in the World, can be reached.
Table 7.1 Normalisation references and weighting factors for acidification Hoffmann 2001; Busch 2001.
Table 11.7 Normalisation references and weighting factors for nutrient enrichment. Nutrient enrichment.
At the same time, the normalisation references and weighting factors for Denmark have been updated.