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Greenhouse gas emissions do not have direct adverse effects on human health like other air pollutants such as mercury or fine particulates. Instead, GHGs contribute to global warming causing the Earth’s climate to change which in turn endangers human health and welfare. For example, a warmer climate will increase the risk of heat-related illnesses and death, and will worsen conditions for air pollution. For more information, visit https://www3www.epa.gov/climatechange/adaptation/climate-indicators.

Why does the reporting tool show dashes for some of the data?

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Options for reducing emissions will vary based on the type of facility, the type of emissions, and even the kind of equipment the facility is using. EPA provides technical support for a number of industry types to reduce GHG emissions through a variety of technical assistance and partnership programs prpgrams.

Can I obtain the raw GHG data file?

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