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<Document><Title>CO2 emissions</Title><Paragraph count="1"><Layout>(2) one column image(s) first</Layout><PTitle>CO2 emissions in tons per production unit.</PTitle><PText><Align>center</Align><Text><P>PU is an index taking into account the change in total production volume, measured in value (CHF).</P><P>  </P></Text></PText><ImageList><SingleImage><Image>1013</Image><Width/><Height/><Valign>center</Valign><Align>top</Align></SingleImage></ImageList></Paragraph><Paragraph count="2"><Layout>(1) one column text first</Layout><PResumee>The chemical and pharmaceutical industry is the leader in reducing CO2 emissions in tons per production unit.</PResumee><PText><Align>left</Align><Text><P>Between 1993 and 2010 the CO2 emissions in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry dropped by 17 %  from 940'000 to 780'000 tons. The production volume increased in the same period to about 314 %.</P><P>
</P><P>The CO2 emissions from the Swiss chemical and pharmaceutical industry amount to less than 3% of total Swiss CO2 emissions. Two thirds of the energy used by the chemical and pharmaceutical industry is generated from fuel oil, gas and waste.</P><P>
</P><P>According to the Swiss CO2 Law the total CO2 emissions in 2010 have to be reduced to 10% below the 1990 levels until 2010. The  Swiss chemical and pharmaceutical industry has already achieved this goal: the CO2 emissions in the period 1990-1999 fell to 17% below the 1990 level.</P></Text></PText></Paragraph></Document>
