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1. They said Estonia would shift from the kroon to the euro on Jan. 1, 2011.

2. The kroon (currency code EEK) is the official currency of Estonia.

3. Estonian Kroon Euro from being completely replaced by 4 days time, Estonia's euro conversion is entering the final stage.

4. According to Kroon, however, there are considerable disadvantages to the emission measurement technique most commonly used for these gases, the so-called 'chamber measurement' method.

5. Petra Kroon tested the new technique, which can measure emission values at a single point for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and for several hectares at the same time.

6. Of course the kroon is very important to us historically and beautiful and so on, but we probably can't make it without the euro. Still, everyday life will be a bit more complicated for a while.

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7. Kroon calculated that the annual greenhouse gas emissions in a peat pasture area used for intensive dairy farming were 16000 kilo of CO2 equivalent per hectare.

8. Historically, the Estonian kroon was pegged to the Deutsche Mark; it is now attached to the euro and has been stable since 20 June 1992 at a rate of 15.64664 krooni to the euro.

9. To reduce uncertainty you would have to do an almost impossible number of measurements," explains Kroon.

10. With his egg cubism — paintings drawn on recycled egg cartons — Dutch artist Enno de Kroon forces his viewers to change their perspective, with stunning results.

11. Economists say the most vulnerable period will be the first two weeks of the new year, when the Estonian economy transitions from the familiar kroon to a currency - many here still don't trust.

12. As planned, the first two weeks of this year Estonian Kroon and the euro can flow after the 14th stage of history the official.

13. Besides the greater uncertainty of the results, according to Kroon, the chamber measurement method also suffers from another potential problem.