Abstract
Spatial and temporal variability of some greenhouse gas emissions from stationarysources in the open air of Belarus is analyzed. Vitebsk and Mogilev regions are the leaders ofnitrogen dioxide emissions in the air during 2011-2015 years, Vitebsk and Gomel regions are theleaders of sulfur dioxide emissions. Administrative districts of Vitebsk region are ranged accordingto the nitrogen dioxide and carbon dioxide emissions from stationary sources per acre in comparisonwith average regional level
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