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State and County Emission Summaries

State Summary

The graph below shows state-level emissions grouped by major source sectors. The same information is also available for the individual counties below.

State-level Emissions Chart Note to users of screen readers: The following links provide the chart data for the state-level emissions chart.
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County Summary

The map below shows relative emission density (tons per square mile) by dividing counties into three groups, with the darker-shaded counties having higher relative emission density. This is not an indicator of air quality. To compare counties with respect to air quality and health-related information, visit the AirCompare Web site. To view county emission summaries, select a county from the drop-down menu or from the map. Results will appear beside the map.

 
York County Wyoming County Westmoreland County Wayne County Washington County Warren County Venango County Union County Tioga County Susquehanna County Sullivan County Somerset County Snyder County Schuylkill County Potter County Pike County Philadelphia County Perry County Northumberland County Northampton County Montour County Montgomery County Monroe County Mifflin County Mercer County McKean County Lycoming County Luzerne County Lehigh County Lebanon County Lawrence County Lancaster County Lackawanna County Juniata County Jefferson County Indiana County Huntingdon County Greene County Fulton County Franklin County Forest County Fayette County Erie County Elk County Delaware County Dauphin County Cumberland County Crawford County Columbia County Clinton County Clearfield County Clarion County Chester County Centre County Carbon County Cameron County Cambria County Butler County Bucks County Bradford County Blair County Berks County Bedford County Beaver County Armstrong County Allegheny County Adams County Choropleth map of density

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