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The available budget therefore determines the timeframe of the extent when emission reductions are required (e.g. in short, medium and long-term).

There also may be cases where we cannot afford to wait for the net benefit to be achieved that is associated with the balance of sequestration and emission release within the timeframe of a bioenergy system.

Considering the uncertainties and the actual timeframe of when emissions are released and the fact that the available emissions budget for a 2 °C target is rapidly shrinking makes it very urgent that we (a) understand the sources of emission uncertainties and (b) consider at what point of time what emissions are released or sequestered.

It would also add to the uncertainties related to the timeframe when emission benefits actually will be achieved and therefore affecting the overall emission budget.

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Petersen's paper ties the first warming spike and extinction to the beginning of the Indian Deccan eruptions, with massive CO2 emissions concentrated in a timeframe of less than 200,000 years, before the asteroid impact.

In a life cycle analysis of emissions from a modern landfill site, for example, Camobreco et al. [ 140] used a timeframe of up to 500 years to allow for breakdown and release of the waste products, while in Switzerland, Doka and Hischier [ 141] extended analysis 60,000 years on the rationale that, by then, another ice age would have occurred, overwhelming the area!

Applying this current emission and policy framings to bioenergy systems becomes even more challenging as the considered timeframe of carbon sequestration and release might not be coherent with the actual timeframe of the required biomass growth.

The study spans a timeframe of nine years.

They will end within a timeframe of January 2014.

We determined the chronological timeframe of paleogeographical events.