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| University of Toronto researchers calculated per-capita greenhouse gas emissions for different areas of Canada. As you can see it makes a difference where you live in Canada. East York for example is an area where most residents use public transit and live in high density buildings. |
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East York |
1.31 tCO2e |
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Etobicoke |
6.62 tCO2e |
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Whitby |
13.02 tCO2e |
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Calgary |
17.7 tCO2e |
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Alberta |
70.1 tCO2e |