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<p>Importing a new version from external source</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>=== Industry ===<br /> {{Pie chart<br /> | caption= Global [[List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions|carbon dioxide emissions]] by country in 2023:<br /> | other = yes<br /> | label1 = China<br /> | value1 = 31.8 | color1=#E33<br /> | label2 = United States<br /> | value2 = 14.4 | color2=#1A9<br /> | label3 = European Union<br /> | value3 = 4.9 | color3=#36A<br /> | label4 = India<br /> | value4 = 9.5 | color4=#CC5<br /> | label5 = Russia<br /> | value5 = 5.8 | color5=#E72<br /> | label6 = Japan<br /> | value6 = 3.5 | color6=#928<br /> }}<br /> Industry is the largest emitter of greenhouse gases when direct and indirect emissions are included. [[Electrification]] can reduce emissions from industry. [[Green hydrogen]] can play a major role in [[energy-intensive industries]] for which electricity is not an option. Further mitigation options involve the steel and cement industry, which can switch to a less polluting production process. Products can be made with less material to reduce emission-intensity and industrial processes can be made more efficient. Finally, [[circular economy]] measures reduce the need for new materials. This also saves on emissions that would have been released from the mining of collecting of those materials.</div>

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