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What is the Total Carbon Footprint of Canada

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What is the Total Carbon Footprint of Canada

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20.85

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33.16 million people currently live in Canada.

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Canada uses both landfills and combustion to get rid of waste.

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What are your country’s biggest imports or exports?

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What are your country’s biggest imports or exports?

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Exports are  logs, minerals, food (grains, cattle, fish), oil and gas. Imports are machinery and equipment, vehicles and parts, crude oil, chemicals, electricity, durable consumer goods.

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Yes, and about 25% of the waste generated by the country is recycled. There has been an increase of families that recycle from 1990 to 2007. There are programs such as 'Canadian Battery Association' and the 'Recycling Council of Ontario'.

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Canadians use planes a lot because of the massive size of the country. Trains are still popular and safe transportation in Canada. There is a system of buses. And of course you can drive cars.

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What is Canada doing to reduce it's Carbon Footprint?

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What is Canada doing to reduce it's Carbon Footprint?

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All government buildings have to meet a certain criteria to be deemed environmentally safe. They are coming up with new ideas to dispose of waste.

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What are the Main Contributions to Canada's Carbon Footprint?

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What are the Main Contributions to Canada's Carbon Footprint?

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Mining, oil, gas, and transportation.

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What is Canada's main source of energy to use in homes? 

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What is Canada's main source of energy to use in homes? 

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Oil, natural gas, hydroelectricity, coal, nuclear, solar, wind, tidal and biomass.

Canada is the fifth largest energy producer and the eighth largest energy consumer.

Canada has a very wide variety of energy resources.

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The amount of carbon dioxide and other carbon compounds emitted.