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Greenhouse gas emissions in Adams County

Large facilities in Adams County, Indiana reported 69,493 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 Adams County, Indiana emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
2010135,015 t1
2011144,432 t1
2012132,206 t1
2013107,658 t1
2014106,073 t1
201577,760 t1
201674,825 t1
201777,533 t1
201877,764 t1
201977,226 t1
202079,022 t1
202172,019 t1
202267,841 t1
202369,493 t1

Which large facilities in Adams County, Indiana report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
Bunge North America (East) LLC
Decatur, IN · NAICS 311224
69,493 t2023

All figures for Adams County · Indiana · United States

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