Q: Which source produces more carbon dioxide emissions in the U.S.?
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| Vehicle exhaust from cars, trucks, buses boats, trains and airplanes |  | |
| Coal-fired power plants |  | |
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Q: The U.S. represents less than 5% of the world’s population but produces what % of the world’s CO2 emissions from burning fossil fuels?
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Q: Coal is used to produce 50% of U.S. electric generation. Coal is used to produce what % of Indiana’s electric generation?
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Q: Combined, the Midwest states of Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin account for what % of the CO2 pollution in the U.S.?
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Q: Where does Indiana rank among U.S. states in terms of per person CO2 air emissions?
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Q: Where does Indiana rank in terms of states producing the largest amounts of CO2 from electric power plants?
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Q: According to the EPA, where does Indiana rank among U.S. states in terms of the number of deaths each year attributable to power plant pollution?
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Q: Fine particle pollution resulting from the combustion of fossil fuels in Indiana accounts for over how much in costs associated with premature death, illness and lost productivity each year?
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Q: In 2005, how many pounds of garbage were produced per person each day among U.S. residents, businesses and institutions?
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Q: What percentage of your utility bill typically goes for heating and cooling?
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Q: What percentage of your utility bill typically goes for heating water?
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Q: Using new lighting technologies (i.e., replacing incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs or CFLs) can reduce lighting energy in your home by what percent?
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Q: What percentage or your utility bill typically goes for appliances such as your refrigerator, clothes washer and dryer, dishwasher and electronics (TV, computer, audio and video systems)?
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