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Greenhouse gas emissions in St. Clair County

Large facilities in St. Clair County, Alabama reported 935,319 t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (3 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in St. Clair County, Alabama emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
2010594,857 t3
2011584,437 t3
2012633,579 t3
2013655,666 t3
20141.70 million t3
2015792,966 t3
2016771,754 t3
2017844,939 t3
20181.13 million t3
20191.12 million t3
2020926,181 t3
2021902,372 t3
2022665,918 t3
2023935,319 t3

Which large facilities in St. Clair County, Alabama report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
NATIONAL CEMENT COMPANY INC.
Ragland, AL · NAICS 327310
895,357 t2023
ADS-CEDAR HILL LANDFILL
Ragland, AL · NAICS 562212
21,817 t2023
ADS-STAR RIDGE LANDFILL
Moody, AL · NAICS 562212
18,145 t2023

All figures for St. Clair County · Alabama · United States

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