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million metric tons of carbondioxide equivalent in 2018. million metric tons of carbondioxide emission equivalents in 2018, According to the same inventory, natural gas production, transmission and distribution result in 9.74 million metric tons of carbondioxide equivalent in 2018. million metric tons.
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