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Greenhouse gas emissions in Livingston County

Large facilities in Livingston County, Illinois reported 203,093 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 Livingston County, Illinois emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
2010186,572 t3
2011194,381 t4
2012175,610 t4
2013170,165 t3
2014172,350 t3
2015164,821 t2
2016202,861 t2
2017199,197 t2
2018216,005 t3
2019195,291 t3
2020186,994 t3
2021177,753 t3
2022149,312 t3
2023203,093 t3

Which large facilities in Livingston County, Illinois report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
LIVINGSTON LANDFILL
Pontiac, IL · NAICS 562212
138,716 t2023
NGPL Station 312 Cropsey, IL
Cropsey, IL · NAICS 486210
34,121 t2023
Nicor Gas Ancona
Streator, IL · NAICS 221210
30,256 t2023
Nicor Gas Pontiac
Pontiac, IL · NAICS 221210
12,377 t2014
Streator Area Landfill
Streator, IL · NAICS 562212
2,517 t2012

All figures for Livingston County · Illinois · United States

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