M-6MEADE (NSEB) RIR-1 to RIR-3 (redacted)
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Greenhouse gas emissions are the amounts of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide that are produced directly, by burning fossil and solid fuels, or indirectly, through the production of electricity. Greenhouse gas emissions are express...
AI summary Greenhouse gas emissions are produced through the burning of fossil fuels and the generation of electricity. These emissions are measured in carbon dioxide equivalent units and are calculated by multiplying the amount of fuel or electricity used by specific emission factors that vary by province. One tonne of emissions is equivalent to the CO2 emissions from driving a mid-size vehicle from Toronto to Vancouver.
Greenhouse gas emissions are the amounts of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide that are produced directly, by burning fossil and solid fuels, or indirectly, through the production of electricity. Greenhouse gas emissions are express...
AI summary Greenhouse gas emissions are calculated based on the amount of fuel or electricity used and the emission factors specific to each energy source. These emissions are expressed in carbon dioxide equivalent units and vary by province due to differences in electricity generation methods.
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