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Greenhouse gas emissions in Catawba County

Large facilities in Catawba County, North Carolina reported 5.25 million t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (2 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in Catawba County, North Carolina emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
201011.62 million t2
201110.60 million t2
20129.07 million t2
20137.84 million t2
20148.71 million t2
20157.20 million t2
20169.08 million t2
20178.64 million t2
20188.04 million t2
20197.49 million t2
20205.67 million t2
20215.82 million t2
20225.38 million t2
20235.25 million t2

Which large facilities in Catawba County, North Carolina report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
Marshall
Terrell, NC · NAICS 221112
5.15 million t2023
BLACKBURN SANITARY LANDFILL
Newton, NC · NAICS 562212
96,948 t2023

All figures for Catawba County · North Carolina · United States

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