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Fossil carbon dioxide CO2 (t):
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Statistics Finland, emissions into air by industry
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Emissions into air by Year, Industries (TOL2008) and households and Information

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Emissions into air by Year, Industries (TOL2008) and households and Information
 Fossil carbon dioxide CO2 (t)
2023 
Whole economy and households total35,257,204
A-X Whole economy (00-99)30,463,836
Households4,793,368
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Industries (TOL2008) and households

Industrial classification, 64 classes and households. The industrial classification divides units into industry classes based on their main economic activity. The main economic activity is the one that produces a majority of the unit's value added. The classification used is the Finnish national classification (TOL) derived from the statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community (NACE). Classification also includes households.

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Fossil carbon dioxide CO2 (t)

Carbon dioxide is a long-lived greenhouse gas. It is naturally present in the atmosphere at certain concentrations. Human activities, which involve combustion of fossil fuels such as conventional heat and power production, release fossil-based carbon dioxide emissions into atmosphere. Emissions into air by industry -statistic considers peat as fossil fuel.
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