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A stacked bar chart shows annual CO2 emissions for properties, with segments for gas and electrical sources, alongside a step-after line tracking normalized costs on a second axis. Data from a tab-separated CSV file includes property names, emission values, and cost metrics. The visualization uses d3.svg.axis for dual left and right axes, d3.scale.ordinal for property positioning, and d3.svg.line with step-after interpolation for the cost overlay. Dots mark the exact cost values, and a legend identifies the two emission categories.

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