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Distribution of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada in 2016, by sector
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Canada's greenhouse gas emissions share by economic sector 2016

This statistic displays the distribution of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada in 2016, broken down by economic sector. During this year, the transportation sector was responsible for some 173 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalents in greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for 25 percent of the country's emissions.

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This statistic displays the distribution of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada in 2016, broken down by economic sector. During this year, the transportation sector was responsible for some 173 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalents in greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for 25 percent of the country's emissions.

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Release date: April 2018

Region: Canada
Survey time period: 2016
Supplementary notes: * "Others" includes coal production, light manufacturing, construction and forest resources.

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