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English: This figure is adapted from Figure. 1.2 in the article "The energy–climate challenge: Recent trends in CO2 emissions from fuel combustion". by Quadrelli, Roberta (Fall 2007). Energy is the largest contributor to CO2 emissions, with combined agriculture and industry second in producing the most emissions, and processing of waste in the U.S. emitting the least CO2. |
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