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GWP
(redirected from Global warming potential)

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AcronymDefinition
GWPGlobal Warming Potential
GWPGlobal Water Partnership
GWPGuinea-Bissau Peso (currency code: now GNF)
GWPGerman Wirehaired Pointer (dog breed)
GWPGross World Product
GWPGood Weighing Practice (weighing instrument guideline)
GWPGift With Purchase
GWPGross Written Premiums
GWPGaussian Wave Packet
GWPGeo Web Publisher
GWPGet Well Plan
GWPGeneral War Plan
GWPGlenfarne Wood Products Ltd (Ireland)
GWpGiga Watt Peak


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For instance, if a company destroys a tonne of HFC, which has 11,700 times the global warming potential of C[O.
Japan: land of the rising target? by Wahlin, Willhemina / Japan Inc.
Benefits are said to include zero ozone depletion potential, no global warming potential and relatively low emissions.
Blowing agents by Rubber World
HFCs were originally introduced as an ozone-friendly alternative to CFCs; however, they are now recognized as a powerful greenhouse gas, with as much as 4,000 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide ([CO.
The Hole in the Sky by Baker, Linda / E
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