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Carbon intensity refers to the amount of carbon emissions that are produced to achieve a specific outcome. For example, the carbon intensity of electricity is the emission produced per unit of electricity supply.
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A new study published in Science has consolidated data on five environmental impact categories (land use, freshwater withdrawals weighted by…
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