Anthropogenic Resulting from the presence or activities of humans.

Another industrial source of CO2 is cement manufacturing.

In addition, parts of the delta undergo increased anthropogenic subsidence.

Canada’s major industrial source of mercury contamination in the 1970s was the chlorine-producing sector.

It is estimated that 95% of human-caused mercury deposits in Canada come from foreign sources.

Over 95 percent of the mercury deposited in Canada from human activity comes from foreign sources.

As a whole, 95% of anthropogenic mercury deposition in Canada is derived from foreign emission sources.

An estimated 95% of current anthropogenic mercury deposited in Canada is from foreign sources.

The principal human source of CO is combustion, primarily from mobile sources (on-road vehicles).

According to the information gathered by the Government, this substance is man-made and does not occur naturally in the environment.

(b) "Relevant source" means any significant anthropogenic point source of release as identified by a Party that is not addressed in other provisions of this Convention;

According to information gathered by the Government, these substances do not occur naturally in the environment.

(b) “Relevant source” means any significant anthropogenic point source of release as identified by a Party that is not addressed in other provisions of this Convention;

(b) “Relevant source” means any significant anthropogenic point source of release as identified by a Party that is not addressed in other provisions of this Convention;

(b) “Relevant source” means any significant anthropogenic point source of release as identified by a Party that is not addressed in other provisions of this Convention;