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SUMMARY:“Think Globally\, Act Locally” - Explore Data Sources on Greenhouse Gas (GHG)
DESCRIPTION: \n\nScientists attribute the patterns of global warming 
 observed since the mid-20th century to the human expansion of the 
 greenhouse effect due to the gases that trap heat in the atmosphere. The 
 EPA collects four primary GHG data\, including Carbon dioxide (CO2)\, 
 Methane\, Nitrous Oxide\, and Fluorinated GHGs. In particular\, according 
 to the Overview of Greenhouse Gas Emission in 2019\, CO2 accounts for about 
 80% of the total emissions among the four GHGs. In this workshop\, we will 
 consider the following data sources on GHG emissions.\n\n\n	CO2 emissions 
 with a focus on two of EPA’s GHG programs\, including Greenhouse Gas 
 Reporting Program (GHGRP) and Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions 
 and Sinks. By examining the source of GHG emissions by industry and 
 geographic locations\, you will obtain a more comprehensive understanding 
 of the GHG emission data.\n	More importantly\, in the later part of the 
 workshop\, we will also consider a number of local GHG related data 
 sources\, such as  annual greenhouse gas emissions produced by the City of 
 Boston\, and different emissions scenarios.\n	Other data sources related to 
 GHG emissions and global warming\, such as public opinion survey data (e.g. 
 Gallup Analytics) and international statistics database (e.g.\, Statista\, 
 OECD Statistics).\n
ORGANIZER;CN="Digital Scholarship":MAILTO:jiebei.luo@bc.edu
CATEGORIES:Data/GIS, Digital Scholarship
CONTACT;CN="Digital Scholarship":MAILTO:jiebei.luo@bc.edu
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URL:https://libcal.bc.edu/event/8160277
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