The reports below display total emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) in Florida for the year 2005.
All values are expressed in million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
Fuel Type
Million Metric Tons of CO2 Emitted
Coal
63.6
Petroleum
155.9
NaturalGas
43.1
How Florida Compares to Other States
Florida ranked 13th in Coal CO2 Emissions
by emitting 63.6 Million Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide in 2005.
The average for all states was 42.3 Million Metric Tons
of Carbon Dioxide emitted from Coal.
Florida ranked 3rd in Petroleum CO2 Emissions
by emitting 155.9 Million Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide in 2005.
The average for all states was 51.8 Million Metric Tons
of Carbon Dioxide emitted from Petroleum.
Florida ranked 8th in NaturalGas CO2 Emissions
by emitting 43.1 Million Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide in 2005.
The average for all states was 23.2 Million Metric Tons
of Carbon Dioxide emitted from NaturalGas.
CO2 Emissions Expressed as Total Percentage of Overall Emission
The results in the charts above represent CO2 emissions in total million metric tons. The chart below displays the
same data, but expressed as total percentage of overall CO2 emission.
Sen. David Senjum: Reforming government for better services and jobs environment Believing the best remedy for the state budget is a thriving economy that allows hard-working families and employers to succeed, we go into the 2012 legislative session as an opportunity to improve the business climate, reduce burdensome regulations, ...January 31: Energy Risk - Renewing Colorado, How Green Energy is Working There In fact, according to a recent report from the American Energy Innovation Council, electric utilities spend a paltry 0.1 percent of their revenue on research and development, far below the US industrial average. Please log in to view the full text of ...Fort Bragg sees green as smart meters, other actions save energy ... was one of two military installations awarded the US Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star Combined Heat and Power award for its use of technology that can generate power and thermal energy simultaneously, reducing waste and pollution.
