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Supply Chain GHG Emission Factors dataset - Vignesh

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Vvigneshs1006@gmail.com
Last edited Jan 22, 2024
Created on Jan 19, 2024

This example displays the first row of a supply chain greenhouse gas emission factors dataset in a formatted JSON structure. The code imports CSV data containing NAICS codes, industry titles, and emission factor values, converts numeric strings to numbers, and renders the parsed object using a simple HTML `<pre>` tag. It relies on JavaScript’s native `JSON.stringify` and imports the data directly from a `data.csv` file sourced from data.gov. The visualization is minimal, serving primarily as a data inspection tool rather than a graphical chart.

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Data Source : https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/supply-chain-greenhouse-gas-emission-factors-v1-2-by-naics-6

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