Carbon emissions times physical activity rate

CO2 Emissions from Fossil Fuel Combustion - Metric Tons CO2 times % of Adults Who Were Moderately/Vigorously Active

Created by: nshah37

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Geography and Environment

Carbon dioxide emissions in the state times the percent of people saying they're "physically active."

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Rank	Region	CO2 Emissions from Fossil Fuel Combustion - Metric Tons CO2	x	% of Adults Who Were Moderately/Vigorously Active	Result
1	Texas	676,750,590.66	x	0.47	318,072,777.61
2	California	402,769,027.05	x	0.50	201,384,513.53
3	Pennsylvania	274,296,013.59	x	0.50	137,148,006.79
4	Ohio	267,666,416.12	x	0.50	133,833,208.06
5	Florida	256,269,181.83	x	0.47	120,446,515.46
6	Illinois	242,825,309.50	x	0.49	118,984,401.66
7	Indiana	230,827,073.45	x	0.48	110,796,995.26
8	New York	201,246,381.31	x	0.49	98,610,726.84
9	Michigan	182,977,584.10	x	0.51	93,318,567.89
10	Georgia	184,042,579.40	x	0.48	88,340,438.11
11	Louisiana	194,934,218.94	x	0.39	76,024,345.39
12	Kentucky	156,799,429.61	x	0.44	68,991,749.03
13	Missouri	140,037,409.99	x	0.49	68,618,330.90
14	New Jersey	134,288,347.56	x	0.48	64,458,406.83
15	Virginia	127,954,286.97	x	0.50	63,977,143.49
16	North Carolina	153,555,319.85	x	0.40	61,422,127.94
17	Alabama	145,244,140.53	x	0.42	61,002,539.02
18	Wisconsin	104,382,517.90	x	0.55	57,410,384.85
19	Colorado	98,122,249.00	x	0.55	53,967,236.95
20	West Virginia	116,379,203.17	x	0.46	53,534,433.46
21	Arizona	101,505,536.72	x	0.52	52,782,879.09
22	Oklahoma	109,304,790.00	x	0.46	50,280,203.40
23	Tennessee	128,393,592.05	x	0.39	50,073,500.90
24	Minnesota	99,862,965.71	x	0.49	48,932,853.20
25	Washington	82,558,668.59	x	0.54	44,581,681.04
26	South Carolina	89,335,009.22	x	0.47	41,987,454.33
27	Iowa	85,185,415.09	x	0.48	40,888,999.24
28	Massachusetts	79,895,813.33	x	0.51	40,746,864.80
29	Utah	69,233,602.15	x	0.56	38,770,817.20
30	Kansas	78,461,328.16	x	0.49	38,446,050.80
31	Maryland	77,939,465.16	x	0.48	37,410,943.28
32	Wyoming	64,569,233.30	x	0.57	36,804,462.98
33	New Mexico	58,552,769.03	x	0.53	31,032,967.59
34	Arkansas	63,704,939.79	x	0.46	29,304,272.30
35	Mississippi	67,809,156.41	x	0.40	27,123,662.56
36	Alaska	43,154,390.07	x	0.61	26,324,177.94
37	North Dakota	48,976,460.59	x	0.53	25,957,524.11
38	Oregon	43,520,134.28	x	0.56	24,371,275.20
39	Nebraska	43,874,957.24	x	0.52	22,814,977.76
40	Montana	37,697,981.45	x	0.58	21,864,829.24
41	Connecticut	40,243,785.77	x	0.52	20,926,768.60
42	Nevada	41,597,134.93	x	0.49	20,382,596.12
43	Hawaii	24,166,785.09	x	0.51	12,325,060.40
44	Maine	19,925,719.75	x	0.56	11,158,403.06
45	New Hampshire	19,016,248.58	x	0.54	10,268,774.23
46	Idaho	16,277,360.57	x	0.56	9,115,321.92
47	Delaware	17,376,553.65	x	0.48	8,340,745.75
48	South Dakota	13,779,517.35	x	0.48	6,614,168.33
49	Rhode Island	11,099,893.22	x	0.50	5,549,946.61
50	Vermont	6,485,289.03	x	0.58	3,761,467.64
51	District of Columbia	3,383,631.78	x	0.54	1,827,161.16

Comments

nshah37 (4 years ago)

High values mean either lots of CO2 emissions (California), low activity rate (Louisiana), or both (eg: Texas). Low values mean either low emissions (South Dakota), lots of activity (Oregon), or both (Idaho or Vermont).