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Life cycle climate performance of urban plant factory <i>versus</i> rural greenhouse under China's power-grid decarbonization: considering short-lived methane and nitrous oxide emissions

Figure 2. Global warming potential (GWP) of fresh lettuce cultivated in the sunlight greenhouse (G) and plant factory with artificial light (P). (A) The 100(20)-year GWP. Greenhouse: Baseline G0 excludes the N2O emission of nitrogen fertilizer uses, and G1-3 consider N2O with three separately measured emission coefficients[20-22]. Plant factory: P0 represents baseline power sources from China Southern Power Grid and others from coal (P1), oil (P2), natural gas (P3), solar (P4), wind (P5), nuclear (P6), and hydro (P7). (B) Material contributions to the 100-year GWP.

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