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Greenhouse gas emissions in Cass County

Large facilities in Cass County, North Dakota reported 414,143 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 Cass County, North Dakota emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
2010212,844 t3
2011146,863 t3
2012795,252 t3
2013197,036 t3
2014458,633 t3
2015381,027 t3
2016379,122 t3
2017361,300 t3
2018407,380 t3
2019515,155 t3
2020435,170 t3
2021460,739 t3
2022425,361 t3
2023414,143 t3

Which large facilities in Cass County, North Dakota report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
THARALDSON ETHANOL PLANT I LLC
Casselton, ND · NAICS 325193
251,713 t2023
CITY OF FARGO LANDFILL
Fargo, ND · NAICS 562212
120,646 t2023
NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY THORSON MAINTENANCE CENTER
Fargo, ND · NAICS 923110
41,784 t2023

All figures for Cass County · North Dakota · United States

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