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2. GHG Inventory and Forecast <br />The CAP presents some GHG emissions in both absolute (total) and per -capita (emissions <br />per resident) levels. <br />Baseline Year 2005 <br />In the base year 2005, the City of San Leandro emitted approximately 720,990 MTCO2e. <br />Transportation was the largest contributor to community emissions, emitting approximately <br />50 percent of the City's total. Transportation was followed by non-residential energy, which <br />was responsible for 25 percent of emissions, followed by residential energy, which <br />constituted approximately 14 percent of emissions. Waste was the fourth -largest sector, <br />comprising 7 percent of community -wide emissions, followed by off -road emissions (3 <br />percent) and BART (less than 1 percent). Water and wastewater data were not available <br />for 2005. Table 1 and Figure 5 show the 2005 GHG emissions. <br />Table 1 San Leandro Community GHG Emissions, 2005 <br />Transportation <br />363,550 <br />50% <br />Nonresidential energy <br />182,950 <br />25% <br />Residential energy <br />101,460 <br />14% <br />Waste <br />46,910 <br />7% <br />Off -road <br />23,190 <br />3% <br />BART <br />2,920 <br />Less than 1% <br />Water and wastewater <br />- <br />- <br />Total <br />720,990 <br />10017o <br />Biomass sequestration * <br />-530 <br />- <br />* Informational item not included in the community total. <br />Due to rounding, the total value may not equal the sum of individual rows <br />San Leandro 2021 Climate Action Plan Page 31 <br />