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1 San Francisco Department of the Environment SF’s Carbon Footprint: Goals, Progress, and the Future of Local Climate Action January 19, 2012 SF Environment

2 2010 SF Citywide CO 2 e Emissions by Sector *preliminary SourceCO 2 e (MT) Cars & Trucks2,116,126 Commercial Electricity*861,559 Residential Natural Gas777,114 Commercial Natural Gas605,381 Residential Electricity*358,033 Waste244,625 Municipal Electricity*216,548 Municipal Natural Gas119,843 Rail (BART & Caltrain)89,530 Ferry34,103 MUNI25,650 Total:5,448,513 5.4 million metric tons (12% below 1990)

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