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	<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of [[primary pollutant]] emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> These data show only pollutants emitted directly from a source, not [[secondary pollutant]]s that occur from [[chemical reaction]]s in the [[atmosphere]]. If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxin]]s and [[furan]]s, [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].		<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of [[primary pollutant]] emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> These data show only pollutants emitted directly from a source, not [[secondary pollutant]]s that occur from [[chemical reaction]]s in the [[atmosphere]]. If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxin]]s and [[furan]]s, [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].
	==Energy Source Data==		==Energy Source Data==

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	<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of [[primary pollutant]] emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> These data show only pollutants emitted directly from a source, not [[secondary pollutant]]s that occur from [[chemical reaction]]s in the [[atmosphere]]. If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxin]]s and [[furan]]s, [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].		<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of [[primary pollutant]] emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> These data show only pollutants emitted directly from a source, not [[secondary pollutant]]s that occur from [[chemical reaction]]s in the [[atmosphere]]. If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxin]]s and [[furan]]s, [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].
	==Energy Source Data==		==Energy Source Data==
	The pie chart below provides some of the most basic information about the source of different pollutants. It can be used to determine ~~how much~~ of a pollutant comes from energy sources ~~(anything not included~~ in ~~'''other''') and~~ non-energy sources ~~(the '''other''' category). As well, it can help show where exactly these pollutants are being created~~.		The pie chart below provides some of the most basic information about the source of different pollutants. It can be used to determine the percentage of a pollutant that comes from different energy-related sources in comparison to non-energy sources.

	Fuel combustion includes commercial, ~~residential fuel combustion~~ and ~~residential~~ fuel ~~wood~~ combustion.<ref>Environment Canada. (~~July 24~~, ~~2015~~), ''Air Pollutant Emissions''[Online], Available: http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En</ref>		Fuel combustion includes residential, commercial, institutional, agricultural, and construction fuel combustion.<ref>Environment Canada. (November 28, 2017), ''Air Pollutant Emissions''[Online], Available: http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En</ref>
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	<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of pollutant emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[~~dioxins~~]] and [[~~furans~~]], [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].		<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of [[primary pollutant]] emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> These data show only pollutants emitted directly from a source, not [[secondary pollutant]]s that occur from [[chemical reaction]]s in the [[atmosphere]]. If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxin]]s and [[furan]]s, [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].
	==Energy Source Data==		==Energy Source Data==
	The pie chart below provides some of the most basic information about the source of different pollutants. It can be used to determine how much of a pollutant comes from energy sources (anything not included in '''other''') and non-energy sources (the '''other''' category). As well, it can help show where exactly these pollutants are being created.		The pie chart below provides some of the most basic information about the source of different pollutants. It can be used to determine how much of a pollutant comes from energy sources (anything not included in '''other''') and non-energy sources (the '''other''' category). As well, it can help show where exactly these pollutants are being created.

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	Fuel combustion includes commercial, residential fuel combustion and residential fuel wood combustion.<ref>Environment Canada. (July 24, 2015), ''Air Pollutant Emissions''[Online], Available: http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En</ref>		Fuel combustion includes commercial, residential fuel combustion and residential fuel wood combustion.<ref>Environment Canada. (July 24, 2015), ''Air Pollutant Emissions''[Online], Available: http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En</ref>

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	==Detailed Source Data==		==Detailed Source Data==
	The bar graph below is used to expand upon the information given in the pie chart. This graph provides a more in-depth look at what activities create certain pollutants, and expands on the non-energy related sources.		The bar graph below is used to expand upon the information given in the pie chart. This graph provides a more in-depth look at what activities create certain pollutants, and expands on the non-energy related sources.

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	==Time Series Data==		==Time Series Data==
	The line graph below is used primarily to show whether or not levels of emissions have been improving for Canada as a whole, particularly with efforts to scrub flue gases clean with various [[air pollution control devices]]. Please see [http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En Environment Canada] for province by province data.		The line graph below is used primarily to show whether or not levels of emissions have been improving for Canada as a whole, particularly with efforts to scrub flue gases clean with various [[air pollution control devices]]. Please see [http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En Environment Canada] for province by province data.

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	Fuel combustion includes commercial, residential fuel combustion and residential fuel wood combustion.<ref>Environment Canada. (July 24, 2015), ''Air Pollutant Emissions''[Online], Available: http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En</ref>		Fuel combustion includes commercial, residential fuel combustion and residential fuel wood combustion.<ref>Environment Canada. (July 24, 2015), ''Air Pollutant Emissions''[Online], Available: http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En</ref>

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	==Detailed Source Data==		==Detailed Source Data==
	The bar graph below is used to expand upon the information given in the pie chart. This graph provides a more in-depth look at what activities create certain pollutants, and expands on the non-energy related sources.		The bar graph below is used to expand upon the information given in the pie chart. This graph provides a more in-depth look at what activities create certain pollutants, and expands on the non-energy related sources.

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J.williams at 16:37, 28 August 2015

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	<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of ~~[[primary~~ pollutant]] emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> ~~These data show only pollutants emitted directly from a source, not [[secondary pollutant]]s that occur from [[chemical reaction]]s in the [[atmosphere]].~~ If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxins]] and [[furans]], [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].		<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of pollutant emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxins]] and [[furans]], [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].
	==Energy Source Data==		==Energy Source Data==
	The pie chart below provides some of the most basic information about the source of different pollutants. It can be used to determine how much of a pollutant comes from energy sources (anything not included in '''other''') and non-energy sources (the '''other''' category). As well, it can help show where exactly these pollutants are being created.		The pie chart below provides some of the most basic information about the source of different pollutants. It can be used to determine how much of a pollutant comes from energy sources (anything not included in '''other''') and non-energy sources (the '''other''' category). As well, it can help show where exactly these pollutants are being created.
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	==Time Series Data==		==Time Series Data==
	The line graph below is used primarily to show whether or not levels of emissions have been improving for Canada as a whole, particularly with efforts to scrub flue gases clean with various [[air pollution control devices]]. Please see [http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En Environment Canada] for province by province data.		The line graph below is used primarily to show whether or not levels of emissions have been improving for Canada as a whole, particularly with efforts to scrub flue gases clean with various [[air pollution control devices]]. Please see [http://ec.gc.ca/inrp-npri/donnees-data/ap/index.cfm?lang=En Environment Canada] for province by province data.

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	<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of pollutant emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxins]] and [[furans]], [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].		<onlyinclude>'''Detailed pollution data''', visualized below, can help clarify trends in levels of [[primary pollutant]] emissions in Canada and help explain where certain pollutants come from.</onlyinclude> These data show only pollutants emitted directly from a source, not [[secondary pollutant]]s that occur from [[chemical reaction]]s in the [[atmosphere]]. If linked here from another page, the default pollutant being investigated is the one that was previously being read about. If not, the default is carbon monoxide, but any pollutant can be explored. Pollutants investigated on this page include [[particulate matter]], [[sulfur oxides]], [[NOx\|nitrogen oxides]], [[VOCs\|volatile organic compounds]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]], [[lead]], [[cadmium]], [[mercury]], [[dioxins]] and [[furans]], [[hydrochlorobenzene]], and [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons]].
	==Energy Source Data==		==Energy Source Data==
	The pie chart below provides some of the most basic information about the source of different pollutants. It can be used to determine how much of a pollutant comes from energy sources (anything not included in '''other''') and non-energy sources (the '''other''' category). As well, it can help show where exactly these pollutants are being created.		The pie chart below provides some of the most basic information about the source of different pollutants. It can be used to determine how much of a pollutant comes from energy sources (anything not included in '''other''') and non-energy sources (the '''other''' category). As well, it can help show where exactly these pollutants are being created.