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Greenhouse gas emissions of Tyson Farms Inc., River Valley Ingredients - Hanceville

Tyson Farms Inc., River Valley Ingredients - Hanceville (Hanceville, AL) reported 57,391 t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 to the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program; 14 reporting years on record.

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How much greenhouse gas did Tyson Farms Inc., River Valley Ingredients - Hanceville emit, year by year?

Cullman County, Alabama · NAICS 311613 · EPA GHGRP facility 1007030

Year	Direct emissions (t CO2e, record)
2010	77,550 t
2011	74,581 t
2012	79,027 t
2013	84,592 t
2014	83,896 t
2015	87,154 t
2016	90,727 t
2017	92,820 t
2018	122,782 t
2019	131,284 t
2020	112,445 t
2021	95,143 t
2022	74,182 t
2023	57,391 t

Which sectors do the 2023 emissions of Tyson Farms Inc., River Valley Ingredients - Hanceville come from?

Other: 49,855 t
Waste: 7,536 t

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