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Whole-system analysis reveals high greenhouse-gas emissions from citywide sanitation in Kampala, Uganda

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Whole-system analysis reveals high greenhouse-gas emissions from citywide sanitation in Kampala, Uganda

J. Johnson, F. Zakaria, et al.

This study reveals startling insights into Kampala, Uganda's sanitation system, discovering that it generates a staggering 189 kt CO2e annually, potentially surpassing half of the city's total emissions. A comprehensive breakdown uncovers where these emissions originate, emphasizing the urgency for refined global sanitation emission estimates. This groundbreaking research was conducted by Jake Johnson, Fiona Zakaria, Allan G. Nkurunziza, Celia Way, Miller A. Camargo-Valero, and Barbara Evans.

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