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Visualizations : United States Carbon dioxide Emissions by State

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Created by: davedeal      Created on: Thursday February 21, 11:20 AM

dataset icon Data file: million metric tons carbon dioxide by state
Data source: EIA State Energy Consumption, Price, and Expenditure Estimates (2007)
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Anonymous says:
Should also have a per capita view, since that is the fair way to manage emissions (i.e. to equalize it per capita would be a "just" situation. Or more complexly, to equalize it per capita with a latitude adjustment given that certain latitudes require less energy per person to live comfortably at than other latitudes.)
Posted Thursday February 21, 1:31 PM
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yes and no. As you can see in the per capita emissions graph I created, if we were to focus simply on the states with extremely low populations and relatively low overall emissions and ignore improvements in Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York, we'd be missing opportunities. For the same reasons, China and India must be involved in international policy.

-Dave Deal
Posted Thursday March 13, 11:57 AM
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