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Appendix C
Detailed Classification of
Material Inputs*
Domestic extraction (used)
Fossil fuels
Hard coal
Lignite (brown coal)
Crude oil
Natural gas
Other (crude oil gas, peat for combustion, oil shale, etc.)
Minerals
Metal ores
Iron ores
Nonferrous metal ores
Bauxite
Copper ores
Other
Industrial minerals
Salts
Special clays
Special sands
Peat for agricultural use
Other
Construction minerals
*From Table 6, Economy-Wide Material Flow Accounts and Derived Indicators: A Meth-
odological Guide (Eurostat, 2001~.
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Sand and gravel
Crushed stones (including limestone for cement making)
Common clays (for brick making, etc.)
Dimension stones
Other
Biomass (including biomass extractedfor own final use)
Biomass from agriculture
Biomass from agriculture reported by harvest statistics
Cereals
Roots and tubers
Pulses
Oil crops
Vegetables
Fruits
Tree nuts
Fiber crops
Other crops
Biomass from agriculture as a by-product of harvest
Crop residues used as fodder
Straw usedfor economic purposes
Biomass from grazing of agricultural animals
Grazing on permanent pastures not harvested
Grazing on other land (including alpine pastures)
Biomass from forestry
Wood
Coniferous
Non con iferous
Raw materials other than wood
Biomass from fishing
Marine fish catch
Inland waters (freshwater) fish catch
Other (aquatic mammals and other)
Biomass from hunting
Biomass from other activities (honey, gathering of mushrooms,
berries, herbs, etc.)
Imports
Raw materials
Fossil fuels
Minerals
ilmport (and export) data should be organized at a more detailed level in parallel to the
classification of domestic extraction to the extent possible, to allow aggregation.
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Biomass
Secondary raw materials
Semimanufactured products
From fossil fuels
From minerals
From biomass
Finished products
Predominantly from fossil fuels
Predominantly from minerals
Predominantly from biomass
Other products
Other products of abiotic kind
Other products of biotic kind
Other products national emissions ceiling
Packaging material imported with products
Waste importedforfinal treatment and disposal
Memorandum items for balancings
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Oxygen for combustion (of Carbon, Hydrogen, Sulfur,
Nitrogen, etc.)
Oxygen for respiration
Nitrogen for emissions from combustion
Airfor other industrial processes (liquefied technical gases, polymer-
ization, etc.)
Unused domestic extractions
Unused extractionfrom mining and quarrying offossilfuels
Unused extraction from mining and quarrying of minerals
Unused biomassfrom harvest
Wood harvesting losses
Agricultural harvesting losses
Other (discarded by-catch, etc.)
Soil excavation and dredging
Excavation for construction activities
Dredging materials
Memorandum items for balancing are not to be included when compiling indicators.
3Soil erosion could be shown as an optional memorandum item of unused domestic ex-
traction and unused extraction associated with imported products but is not to be included
when compiling indicators.
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Indirect flows associated to imports
Raw material equivalent of imported products4
Fossil fuels
Minerals
Biomass
Unused extraction of imported products3
Unused extraction from mining and quarrying of fossil fuels
Unused extraction from mining and quarrying of minerals
Unused biomass from harvest
Soil excavation and dredging
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4The indirect flows (of used materials) are compiled as raw material equivalents minus the
weight of the imports.
Representative terms from entire chapter:
unused extraction
