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Greenhouse gas emissions in Greene County

Large facilities in Greene County, Georgia reported 33,165 t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (1 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in Greene County, Georgia emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
201034,160 t1
201135,396 t1
201236,304 t1
201332,206 t1
201431,726 t1
201534,966 t1
201634,900 t1
201736,509 t1
201835,665 t1
201935,285 t1
202036,460 t1
202135,772 t1
202236,311 t1
202333,165 t1

Which large facilities in Greene County, Georgia report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
NOVELIS CORP - GREENSBORO
Greensboro, GA · NAICS 331314
33,165 t2023

All figures for Greene County · Georgia · United States

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