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Greenhouse gas emissions in Greene County

Large facilities in Greene County, Missouri reported 2.27 million t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (5 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
20103.03 million t4
20113.85 million t5
20122.80 million t5
20133.09 million t5
20143.24 million t6
20152.26 million t6
20162.42 million t6
20172.22 million t5
20183.00 million t5
20192.02 million t5
20201.87 million t5
20212.63 million t5
20222.84 million t5
20232.27 million t5

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

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
John Twitty
Springfield, MO · NAICS 221112
1.92 million t2023
SPRINGFIELD SANITARY LANDFILL
Willard, MO · NAICS 562212
189,232 t2023
James River
Springfield, MO · NAICS 221112
99,439 t2023
McCartney Generating Station
Strafford, MO · NAICS 221112
57,800 t2023
City Utilities Natural Gas Distribution System
Springfield, MO · NAICS 221210
6,300 t2023
Associated Electric Cooperative Inc.
Springfield, MO · NAICS 221121
25 t2016

All figures for Greene County · Missouri · United States

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