\nBrazil’s population is around 220 million, while Canada’s is around 39 million. Yet, Brazil’s total C02<\/sub> emissions are about 20% less than Canada’s. Why would that be?<\/p>\n \nWhile Brazil’s energy supply includes 12% hydroelectric (vs 10% for Canada), it’s in biofuels and waste that Brazil really leads Canada, with Brazil at 33% vs Canada’s 4%. Even with geothermal energy, however, Brazil is ahead of Canada, at 4% for Brazil vs 1% for Canada.<\/p>\n \nOne wonders how Canada has been left behind by Brazil in these matters:)\n<\/p>\n Source:<\/p>\n iea.org\/countries\/brazil<\/a><\/p>\n iea.org\/countries\/canada<\/a><\/p>\n \ncia.gov\/the-world-factbook\/countries\/brazil<\/a><\/p>\n cia.gov\/the-world-factbook\/countries\/canada<\/a><\/p>\nJack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane,<\/a> Campbell River, BC.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Self-tutoring about carbon dioxide production from energy: the tutor mentions a comparison between Canada and Brazil. Brazil’s population is around 220 million, while Canada’s is around 39 million. Yet, Brazil’s total C02 emissions are about 20% less than Canada’s. Why …<\/p>\n