corrects jq syntax for displaying carbon intensity of regions #4321
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Why
Closes #4320
What's changed
Carbon intensity field
environmental_impact.carbon_intensityis now returned as a number instead of string. Previous jq syntax expected a string and therefore was throwing an error when trying to add a number to a string. This updates the syntax to use jq string interpolation on the items.Where are changes
Updates are for:
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