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List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions

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This article is about carbon dioxide only. For all greenhouse gases combined, seeList of countries by greenhouse gas emissions.

Global map of Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions fromfossil fuels andindustry.Land use change is not included.[1]
Annual CO2 emissions by region. This measuresfossil fuel andindustry emissions.Land use change is not included.[2]
Cumulative CO2 emissions by world region.[3]

This is alist of sovereign states and territories bycarbon dioxide emissions[n 1] due to certain forms of human activity, based on theEDGAR database created byEuropean Commission andNetherlands Environmental Assessment Agency. The following table lists the annual CO2 emissions estimates (in kilotons of CO2 per year) for the year 2023, as well as the change from the year 2000.[4]

The data only consider carbon dioxide emissions from the burning offossil fuels andcement manufacture, but not emissions fromland use, land-use change and forestry.[n 2] Over the last 150 years, estimated cumulative emissions from land use and land-use change represent approximately one-third of total cumulative anthropogenic CO2 emissions.[7] Emissions frominternational shipping orbunker fuels are also not included in national figures,[8] which can make a large difference for small countries with important ports.

In 2023, global GHG emissions reached 53.0 GtCO2eq (without Land Use, land Use Change and Forestry). The 2023 data represent the highest level recorded and experienced an increase of 1.9% or 994 MtCO2eq compared to the levels in 2022. The majority of GHG emissions consisted of fossil CO2 accounting for 73.7% of total emissions.[4]

China, theUnited States,India, theEuropean Union,Russia andBrazil were the world's largest GHG emitters in 2023. Together they account for 49.8% of global population, 63.2% of global gross domestic product, 64.2% of global fossil fuel consumption and 62.7% of global GHG emissions. Among these top emitters, in 2023China,India,Russia andBrazil increased their emissions compared to 2022, withIndia having the largest increase in relative terms (+ 6.1%) andChina the largest absolute increase by 784 MtCO2eq.[4]

CO2 emissions from the top 10 countries with the highest emissions accounted for almost two thirds of the global total. Since 2006, China has been emitting more CO2 than any other country.[9][10][11] However, the main disadvantage of measuring total national emissions is that it does not take population size into account. China has the largest CO2 emissions in the world, but also the second largest population. Some argue that for a fair comparison, emissions should be analyzed in terms of the amount of CO2 per capita.[12] Their main argument is illustrated by CO2 per capita emissions in 2023, China's levels (9.24) are almost two thirds those of the United States (13.83) and less than a sixth of those of Palau (62.59 – the country with the highest emissions of CO2 per capita).[4][13]

Measures of territorial-based emissions, also known asproduction-based emissions, do not account foremissions embedded in global trade, where emissions may be imported or exported in the form of traded goods, as it only reports emissions emitted within geographical boundaries. Accordingly, a proportion of the CO2 produced and reported in Asia and Africa is for the production of goods consumed in Europe and North America.[14]

Greenhouse gases (GHG) – primarily carbon dioxide but also others, including methane and chlorofluorocarbons – trap heat in the atmosphere, leading to global warming. Higher temperatures then act on the climate, with varying effects. For example, dry regions might become drier while, at the poles, the ice caps are melting, causing higher sea levels. In 2016, the global average temperature was already 1.1°C above pre-industrial levels.[15]

According to the review of the scientific literature conducted by theIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), carbon dioxide is the most importantanthropogenic greenhouse gas by warming contribution.[16] The other major anthropogenic greenhouse gases[n 3][17]: 147 [18]) are not included in the following list, nor are humans emissions ofwater vapor (H2O), the most importantgreenhouse gases, as they are negligible compared to naturally occurring quantities.[19]Space-based measurements of carbon dioxide should allow independent monitoring in the mid-2020s.[20]

Fossil carbon dioxide emissions by country

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List of countries by carbon emissions[4]
Location% of
global
total
Fossil emissions
(1,000,000 tons per year)
% change
from 2000
20232000
 World100%39,023.9425,725.44Negative increase +52%
China34.0%13,259.643,666.95Negative increase +262%
United States12.0%4,682.045,928.97Positive decrease −21%
India7.6%2,955.18995.65Negative increase +197%
European Union6.4%2,512.073,563.26Positive decrease −30%
Russia5.3%2,069.501,681.14Negative increase +23%
Japan2.4%944.761,248.81Positive decrease −24%
Iran2.0%778.80353.93Negative increase +120%
 International Shipping1.8%706.32503.29Negative increase +40%
Indonesia1.7%674.54299.09Negative increase +126%
Saudi Arabia1.6%622.91265.24Negative increase +135%
Germany1.5%582.95871.74Positive decrease −33%
Canada1.5%575.01543.04Negative increase +6%
South Korea1.5%573.54474.16Negative increase +21%
 International Aviation1.3%491.63355.32Negative increase +38%
Mexico1.2%487.09396.71Negative increase +23%
Brazil1.2%479.50349.40Negative increase +37%
Turkey1.1%438.32227.05Negative increase +93%
South Africa1.0%397.37347.30Negative increase +14%
Australia1.0%373.62353.87Negative increase +6%
Vietnam1.0%372.9556.52Negative increase +560%
Italy,San Marino andVatican City0.8%305.49454.72Positive decrease −33%
United Kingdom0.8%302.10551.68Positive decrease −45%
Poland0.7%286.91313.02Positive decrease −8%
Malaysia0.7%283.32130.78Negative increase +117%
France andMonaco0.7%282.43401.21Positive decrease −30%
Taiwan0.7%279.85238.02Negative increase +18%
Thailand0.7%274.16174.82Negative increase +57%
Egypt0.6%249.33127.91Negative increase +95%
Kazakhstan0.6%239.87132.22Negative increase +81%
Spain andAndorra0.6%217.26313.24Positive decrease −31%
United Arab Emirates0.5%205.9988.46Negative increase +133%
Pakistan0.5%200.51111.87Negative increase +79%
Iraq0.5%192.9188.81Negative increase +117%
Argentina0.5%183.78136.76Negative increase +34%
Algeria0.5%180.3687.94Negative increase +105%
Philippines0.4%161.2974.25Negative increase +117%
Uzbekistan0.4%137.90130.67Negative increase +6%
Ukraine0.3%136.20360.02Positive decrease −62%
Nigeria0.3%127.94100.30Negative increase +28%
Qatar0.3%127.9131.75Negative increase +303%
Bangladesh0.3%124.7926.97Negative increase +363%
Netherlands0.3%122.87176.91Positive decrease −31%
Kuwait0.3%111.6354.48Negative increase +105%
Colombia0.3%100.8662.57Negative increase +61%
Oman0.2%93.0926.32Negative increase +254%
Czech Republic0.2%90.51132.31Positive decrease −32%
Venezuela0.2%84.60137.75Positive decrease −39%
Belgium0.2%84.31124.97Positive decrease −33%
Chile0.2%84.0053.85Negative increase +56%
Romania0.2%70.7797.42Positive decrease −27%
Morocco0.2%69.8633.56Negative increase +108%
Turkmenistan0.2%65.9939.34Negative increase +68%
North Korea0.2%64.2773.81Positive decrease −13%
Libya0.2%61.2649.28Negative increase +24%
Israel andPalestine0.2%61.2559.30Negative increase +3%
Austria0.2%58.8266.69Positive decrease −12%
Peru0.1%58.4028.98Negative increase +102%
Singapore0.1%57.0745.52Negative increase +25%
Serbia andMontenegro0.1%56.1250.64Negative increase +11%
Belarus0.1%54.1856.26Positive decrease −4%
Greece0.1%51.6796.05Positive decrease −46%
Ecuador0.1%45.3322.04Negative increase +106%
Norway0.1%44.0741.77Negative increase +5%
Hungary0.1%43.8359.48Positive decrease −26%
Azerbaijan0.1%42.7728.79Negative increase +49%
Bulgaria0.1%39.7948.17Positive decrease −17%
Bahrain0.1%37.4317.77Negative increase +111%
Portugal0.09%36.1764.41Positive decrease −44%
New Zealand0.09%35.8032.89Negative increase +9%
Sweden0.09%35.3957.98Positive decrease −39%
Slovakia0.09%34.8641.68Positive decrease −16%
Hong Kong0.09%34.6741.90Positive decrease −17%
 Switzerland andLiechtenstein0.09%34.2244.80Positive decrease −24%
Myanmar0.09%33.3710.04Negative increase +232%
Ireland0.08%32.4843.82Positive decrease −26%
Finland0.08%32.2757.53Positive decrease −44%
Tunisia0.08%31.5021.13Negative increase +49%
Dominican Republic0.08%31.3519.01Negative increase +65%
Angola0.07%28.2316.51Negative increase +71%
Mongolia0.07%28.129.04Negative increase +211%
Trinidad and Tobago0.07%27.2219.13Negative increase +42%
Denmark0.07%26.7753.16Positive decrease −50%
Laos0.07%26.020.93Negative increase+2,685
Syria0.07%25.5945.90Positive decrease −44%
Ghana0.06%24.166.09Negative increase +297%
Bolivia0.06%23.818.20Negative increase +190%
Jordan0.06%23.5816.47Negative increase +43%
Cuba0.06%22.0728.99Positive decrease −24%
Bosnia and Herzegovina0.06%22.0014.28Negative increase +54%
Kenya0.06%21.738.91Negative increase +144%
Guatemala0.05%21.359.69Negative increase +120%
Sudan andSouth Sudan0.05%21.276.00Negative increase +255%
Sri Lanka0.05%20.5211.46Negative increase +79%
Tanzania0.05%19.373.11Negative increase +523%
Cambodia0.05%17.972.00Negative increase +798%
  Nepal0.05%17.933.42Negative increase +424%
Croatia0.04%17.4619.37Positive decrease −10%
Lebanon0.04%17.3315.31Negative increase +13%
Ethiopia0.04%16.713.88Negative increase +331%
Panama0.04%14.725.19Negative increase +184%
Ivory Coast0.04%14.416.97Negative increase +107%
Puerto Rico0.04%13.8225.18Positive decrease −45%
Lithuania0.03%13.1111.66Negative increase +13%
Georgia0.03%12.865.21Negative increase +147%
Slovenia0.03%12.0815.04Positive decrease −20%
Senegal0.03%12.023.99Negative increase +201%
Zimbabwe0.03%11.7414.60Positive decrease −20%
Estonia0.03%11.4417.38Positive decrease −34%
Honduras0.03%10.955.00Negative increase +119%
Yemen0.03%10.9015.74Positive decrease −31%
Cameroon0.03%10.765.73Negative increase +88%
Kyrgyzstan0.03%10.464.80Negative increase +118%
Moldova0.03%9.936.89Negative increase +44%
Mozambique0.02%9.741.57Negative increase +520%
Brunei0.02%9.726.07Negative increase +60%
Tajikistan0.02%9.312.78Negative increase +234%
Uruguay0.02%8.825.57Negative increase +58%
North Macedonia0.02%8.769.04Positive decrease −3%
Afghanistan0.02%8.711.02Negative increase +757%
Costa Rica0.02%8.575.12Negative increase +67%
El Salvador0.02%8.385.80Negative increase +45%
Paraguay0.02%8.253.64Negative increase +127%
Zambia0.02%8.061.95Negative increase +313%
Armenia0.02%7.733.57Negative increase +116%
Botswana0.02%7.424.10Negative increase +81%
Congo0.02%7.254.51Negative increase +61%
Uganda0.02%7.221.41Negative increase +411%
Cyprus0.02%7.187.13Negative increase +1%
Luxembourg0.02%7.018.80Positive decrease −20%
Jamaica0.02%6.8610.21Positive decrease −33%
Mali0.02%6.660.80Negative increase +730%
Latvia0.02%6.557.23Positive decrease −9%
Malawi0.02%6.453.10Negative increase +108%
Benin0.02%6.441.54Negative increase +317%
New Caledonia0.02%6.212.18Negative increase +185%
Burkina Faso0.02%6.000.88Negative increase +583%
Papua New Guinea0.02%5.952.95Negative increase +102%
Nicaragua0.01%5.733.77Negative increase +52%
Gabon0.01%4.936.60Positive decrease −25%
Mauritania0.01%4.651.07Negative increase +336%
Albania0.01%4.593.23Negative increase +42%
Namibia0.01%4.361.95Negative increase +124%
Mauritius0.01%4.212.44Negative increase +73%
Madagascar0.01%4.101.69Negative increase +142%
Democratic Republic of the Congo0.01%3.801.88Negative increase +102%
Equatorial Guinea0.01%3.782.74Negative increase +38%
Guinea0.01%3.721.47Negative increase +153%
Haiti0.009%3.541.69Negative increase +109%
Guyana0.008%3.301.66Negative increase +99%
Iceland0.008%3.092.85Negative increase +8%
Macao0.008%3.011.48Negative increase +104%
Maldives0.007%2.880.64Negative increase +352%
Niger0.007%2.820.70Negative increase +302%
Suriname0.007%2.631.48Negative increase +78%
Chad0.007%2.570.24Negative increase +962%
Réunion0.007%2.572.05Negative increase +25%
Togo0.006%2.491.25Negative increase +99%
Curaçao0.006%2.435.67Positive decrease −57%
Fiji0.006%2.211.46Negative increase +51%
Bhutan0.005%1.990.41Negative increase +388%
Malta0.004%1.682.13Positive decrease −21%
Bahamas0.004%1.681.00Negative increase +69%
Rwanda0.004%1.650.68Negative increase +142%
Liberia0.004%1.640.40Negative increase +307%
Palau0.004%1.442.12Positive decrease −32%
Eswatini0.004%1.391.10Negative increase +27%
French Polynesia0.003%1.260.72Negative increase +75%
Seychelles0.003%1.240.76Negative increase +63%
Guadeloupe0.003%1.170.62Negative increase +89%
Martinique0.003%1.090.67Negative increase +62%
Sierra Leone0.003%1.070.43Negative increase +147%
Cape Verde0.003%1.010.28Negative increase +256%
Lesotho0.002%0.880.35Negative increase +148%
Somalia0.002%0.870.63Negative increase +38%
Burundi0.002%0.840.29Negative increase +186%
Barbados0.002%0.800.59Negative increase +35%
Djibouti0.002%0.750.74Negative increase +1%
East Timor0.002%0.700.23Negative increase +208%
Gibraltar0.002%0.690.34Negative increase +102%
Eritrea0.002%0.670.67Steady no change%
Gambia0.002%0.610.27Negative increase +126%
Greenland0.001%0.580.00Negative increase+43,369
Aruba0.001%0.530.27Negative increase +97%
Samoa0.001%0.470.19Negative increase +149%
Solomon Islands0.001%0.420.24Negative increase +78%
French Guiana0.001%0.380.17Negative increase +119%
Central African Republic0.001%0.370.26Negative increase +43%
Cayman Islands0.001%0.360.13Negative increase +172%
Bermuda0.001%0.350.15Negative increase +133%
Guinea-Bissau0.001%0.350.20Negative increase +71%
Antigua and Barbuda0.001%0.320.14Negative increase +139%
Comoros0.001%0.320.09Negative increase +250%
Saint Lucia0.001%0.300.10Negative increase +207%
Vanuatu0.001%0.290.08Negative increase +238%
Belize0.001%0.280.14Negative increase +101%
Western Sahara0.001%0.260.26Negative increase +4%
Tonga0.001%0.220.10Negative increase +118%
São Tomé and Príncipe0.001%0.210.06Negative increase +288%
Grenada0.0004%0.140.06Negative increase +149%
Cook Islands0.0004%0.140.06Negative increase +133%
Saint Kitts and Nevis0.0003%0.120.05Negative increase +140%
Turks and Caicos Islands0.0003%0.100.02Negative increase +481%
Kiribati0.0002%0.100.03Negative increase +197%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines0.0002%0.100.04Negative increase +131%
Dominica0.0002%0.080.06Negative increase +44%
British Virgin Islands0.0002%0.080.03Negative increase +172%
Saint Pierre and Miquelon0.0001%0.040.02Negative increase +129%
Anguilla0.0001%0.020.02Negative increase +48%
Falkland Islands0.0000%0.020.01Negative increase +170%
Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha0.0000%0.020.01Negative increase +58%
Faroe Islands0.0000%0.000.00Negative increase +20%

Fossil CO2 emissions 2023 vs. fossil CO2 emissions per capita 2023

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See also:List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions per capita
Fossil CO2 emissions 2023(ktCO2/year) and
Fossil CO2 emissions per capita 2023(tCO2/year)
Fossil CO2 emissions
2023
Country/Territory/Region/GroupFossil CO2 emissions
per capita
2023
ktCO2tCO2
13259638.95
 China
9.24
4682039.41
 United States
13.83
2955181.68
 India
2.07
2069502.01
 Russia
14.45
944758.61
 Japan
7.54
778802.30
 Iran
9.10
674535.94
 Indonesia
2.41
622913.60
 Saudi Arabia
17.15
582950.58
 Germany
7.06
575011.96
 Canada
14.91
573535.66
 South Korea
11.04
487093.94
 Mexico
3.52
479504.23
 Brazil
2.20
438315.56
 Turkey
5.13
397372.96
 South Africa
6.56
373616.42
 Australia
14.21
372948.52
 Vietnam
3.69
305490.18
 Italy, San Marino and Holy See
5.19
302103.28
 United Kingdom
4.42
286906.78
 Poland
7.63
283323.53
 Malaysia
8.30
282427.47
 France and Monaco
4.25
279847.35
 Taiwan
11.68
274160.05
 Thailand
3.94
249331.85
 Egypt
2.31
239867.11
 Kazakhstan
12.43
217261.72
 Spain and Andorra
4.68
205991.30
 United Arab Emirates
20.22
200510.13
 Pakistan
0.91
192908.24
 Iraq
4.30
183778.42
 Argentina
3.93
180357.65
 Algeria
3.99
161288.34
 Philippines
1.41
137900.11
 Uzbekistan
4.01
136197.95
 Ukraine
3.17
127941.73
 Nigeria
0.58
127907.89
 Qatar
43.55
124793.36
 Bangladesh
0.71
122872.05
 Netherlands
7.09
111633.54
 Kuwait
24.90
100862.71
 Colombia
1.97
93094.19
 Oman
17.11
90512.80
 Czech Republic
8.52
84595.29
 Venezuela
2.47
84306.06
 Belgium
7.18
83999.23
 Chile
4.45
70773.31
 Romania
3.70
69858.02
 Morocco
1.82
65987.68
 Turkmenistan
10.51
64274.51
 North Korea
2.46
61258.60
 Libya
8.88
61254.99
 Israel and State of Palestine
4.13
58815.13
 Austria
6.65
58403.36
 Peru
1.70
57068.33
 Singapore
9.38
56120.92
 Serbia and Montenegro
6.08
54175.66
 Belarus
5.79
51674.00
 Greece
4.69
45328.16
 Ecuador
2.51
44065.20
 Norway
7.86
43825.23
 Hungary
4.61
42766.20
 Azerbaijan
4.14
39792.57
 Bulgaria
5.86
37425.57
 Bahrain
20.70
36171.35
 Portugal
3.58
35795.09
 New Zealand
7.22
35392.17
 Sweden
3.43
34861.57
 Slovakia
6.40
34672.84
 Hong Kong
4.51
34221.71
 Switzerland and Liechtenstein
3.87
33368.37
 Myanmar
0.59
32482.58
 Ireland
6.50
32268.88
 Finland
5.73
31497.46
 Tunisia
2.57
31350.81
 Dominican Republic
2.74
28229.93
 Angola
0.78
28117.12
 Mongolia
8.45
27216.18
 Trinidad and Tobago
19.71
26772.91
 Denmark
4.56
26020.84
 Laos
3.49
25594.86
 Syria
1.19
24163.79
 Ghana
0.74
23806.93
 Bolivia
1.98
23578.98
 Jordan
2.25
22066.99
 Cuba
1.92
21996.75
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
6.33
21733.67
 Kenya
0.38
21349.41
 Guatemala
1.13
21273.31
 Sudan and South Sudan
0.34
20518.00
 Sri Lanka
0.97
19373.46
 Tanzania
0.28
17970.08
 Cambodia
1.03
17933.78
 Nepal
0.57
17456.50
 Croatia
4.31
17332.05
 Lebanon
3.00
16707.69
 Ethiopia
0.14
14720.53
 Panama
3.29
14412.45
 Ivory Coast
0.51
13815.29
 Puerto Rico
3.80
13114.62
 Lithuania
4.66
12863.60
 Georgia
3.33
12076.46
 Slovenia
5.81
12023.94
 Senegal
0.65
11744.05
 Zimbabwe
0.62
11436.37
 Estonia
8.87
10945.76
 Honduras
1.08
10898.84
 Yemen
0.34
10755.63
 Cameroon
0.38
10463.99
 Kyrgyzstan
1.60
9928.22
 Moldova
2.50
9740.08
 Mozambique
0.28
9716.06
 Brunei
21.12
9308.19
 Tajikistan
0.93
8817.28
 Uruguay
2.50
8763.66
 North Macedonia
4.19
8707.35
 Afghanistan
0.21
8573.34
 Costa Rica
1.66
8379.62
 El Salvador
1.27
8253.94
 Paraguay
1.13
8058.98
 Zambia
0.40
7725.14
 Armenia
2.63
7424.70
 Botswana
2.93
7250.79
 Congo
1.18
7217.41
 Uganda
0.14
7183.30
 Cyprus
5.83
7007.46
 Luxembourg
11.18
6864.73
 Jamaica
2.34
6660.68
 Mali
0.30
6551.10
 Latvia
3.56
6447.68
 Malawi
0.29
6437.90
 Benin
0.49
6208.56
New CaledoniaNew Caledonia
20.90
5999.25
 Burkina Faso
0.26
5951.82
 Papua New Guinea
0.64
5725.29
 Nicaragua
0.87
4926.90
 Gabon
2.16
4650.27
 Mauritania
0.90
4591.83
 Albania
1.56
4364.59
 Namibia
1.53
4213.59
 Mauritius
3.29
4099.12
 Madagascar
0.14
3799.54
 Democratic Republic of the Congo
0.04
3776.75
 Equatorial Guinea
2.44
3715.38
 Guinea
0.25
3536.48
 Haiti
0.30
3304.16
 Guyana
4.11
3086.23
 Iceland
8.79
3012.36
 Macao
4.42
2876.31
 Maldives
6.00
2822.85
 Niger
0.10
2628.56
 Suriname
4.45
2571.41
 Chad
0.14
2570.71
 Réunion
2.81
2492.58
 Togo
0.28
2434.14
 Curaçao
14.66
2210.54
 Fiji
2.35
1986.67
 Bhutan
2.31
1684.62
 Malta
3.85
1683.71
 Bahamas
4.04
1645.97
 Rwanda
0.12
1636.89
 Liberia
0.30
1439.59
 Palau
62.59
1390.16
 Eswatini
0.92
1258.99
 French Polynesia
4.27
1237.26
 Seychelles
12.76
1167.14
 Guadeloupe
2.61
1091.37
 Martinique
2.83
1074.94
 Sierra Leone
0.13
1006.33
 Cape Verde
1.71
878.31
 Lesotho
0.36
868.15
 Somalia
0.05
844.33
 Burundi
0.06
796.21
 Barbados
2.76
749.20
 Djibouti
0.72
702.89
 Timor-Leste
0.48
688.59
 Gibraltar
19.67
668.50
 Eritrea
0.12
605.83
 The Gambia
0.24
582.22
 Greenland
10.21
530.03
 Aruba
4.91
468.45
 Samoa
2.30
418.85
 Solomon Islands
0.61
381.63
 French Guiana
1.17
368.38
 Central African Republic
0.07
358.01
 Cayman Islands
5.42
350.52
 Bermuda
5.84
346.02
 Guinea-Bissau
0.16
323.11
 Antigua and Barbuda
2.99
317.70
 Comoros
0.34
296.56
 Saint Lucia
1.62
287.30
 Vanuatu
0.92
278.45
 Belize
0.66
264.76
 Western Sahara
0.41
220.00
 Tonga
1.95
214.08
 São Tomé and Príncipe
0.92
142.70
 Grenada
1.29
142.21
 Cook Islands
8.37
118.78
 Saint Kitts and Nevis
2.05
103.10
 Turks and Caicos Islands
2.71
97.44
 Kiribati
0.76
96.29
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
0.87
79.85
 Dominica
1.05
75.29
 British Virgin Islands
2.21
40.11
 Saint Pierre and Miquelon
5.73
22.96
 Anguilla
1.43
19.45
 Falkland Islands
6.48
17.77
 Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
4.44
2.10
 Faroe Islands
0.04
39023937.04
United Nations Global Total
4.86
2512.07
 European Union
5.66

Cumulative fossil CO2 emissions 1970-2023 vs. fossil CO2 emissions 2023

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Total fossil CO2 emissions 1970-2023(ktCO2) and
Fossil CO2 emissions 2023(ktCO2)
Fossil CO2 emissions
1970-2023
Country/Territory/Region/GroupFossil CO2 emissions
2023
ktCO2ktCO2
277924506.81
 China
13259638.95
276168319.65
 United States
4682039.41
98657349.81
 Russia
2069502.01
60679458.92
 Japan
944758.61
59485104.14
 India
2955181.68
50139186.21
 Germany
582950.58
28997941.85
 United Kingdom
302103.28
26832418.10
 Canada
575011.96
24606502.43
 Ukraine
136197.95
21743058.98
 France and Monaco
282427.47
21434526.94
 Italy, San Marino and Holy See
305490.18
20405932.48
 South Korea
573535.66
19387921.77
 Poland
286906.78
19331228.41
 Iran
778802.30
18779872.84
 Mexico
487093.94
18688645.29
 South Africa
397372.96
16857665.19
 Brazil
479504.23
16722319.55
 Australia
373616.42
16205199.78
 Saudi Arabia
622913.60
15267857.36
 Indonesia
674535.94
13483082.79
 Spain and Andorra
217261.72
11731337.82
 Kazakhstan
239867.11
11531297.23
 Turkey
438315.56
9957070.41
 Taiwan
279847.35
8788134.24
 Netherlands
122872.05
8148937.06
 Thailand
274160.05
7978665.75
 Czech Republic
90512.80
7292160.06
 Argentina
183778.42
7144673.44
 Romania
70773.31
7093742.60
 Egypt
249331.85
6757041.14
 Malaysia
283323.53
6332495.66
 Belgium
84306.06
6300583.67
 Venezuela
84595.29
5925389.53
 Uzbekistan
137900.11
5548071.50
 United Arab Emirates
205991.30
5545304.17
 Pakistan
200510.13
5131741.75
 Algeria
180357.65
5127094.26
 Vietnam
372948.52
4915250.74
 Nigeria
127941.73
4907091.07
 Iraq
192908.24
4687917.39
 North Korea
64274.51
3973125.77
 Belarus
54175.66
3810102.31
 Greece
51674.00
3732766.71
 Philippines
161288.34
3580257.33
 Hungary
43825.23
3495925.92
 Austria
58815.13
3491404.22
 Bulgaria
39792.57
3280970.85
 Sweden
35392.17
3205803.86
 Kuwait
111633.54
3153749.01
 Colombia
100862.71
2907798.46
 Serbia and Montenegro
56120.92
2878947.79
 Finland
32268.88
2813937.59
 Denmark
26772.91
2763059.46
 Chile
83999.23
2539061.05
 Qatar
127907.89
2491369.82
 Slovakia
34861.57
2469850.02
 Israel and State of Palestine
61254.99
2349928.37
 Portugal
36171.35
2340089.97
 Turkmenistan
65987.68
2329741.97
 Switzerland and Liechtenstein
34221.71
2258314.73
 Libya
61258.60
2220510.52
 Norway
44065.20
2058098.59
 Bangladesh
124793.36
1951786.97
 Oman
93094.19
1907557.07
 Azerbaijan
42766.20
1877854.88
 Morocco
69858.02
1860694.73
 Singapore
57068.33
1845393.62
 Ireland
32482.58
1782454.67
 Hong Kong
34672.84
1730562.69
 Syria
25594.86
1724886.81
 Peru
58403.36
1532695.39
 Cuba
22066.99
1505078.75
 New Zealand
35795.09
1371845.26
 Estonia
11436.37
1270841.18
 Ecuador
45328.16
1228158.43
 Puerto Rico
13815.29
1178455.32
 Croatia
17456.50
1115694.58
 Trinidad and Tobago
27216.18
1105176.16
 Lithuania
13114.62
994636.05
 Bahrain
37425.57
991005.16
 Tunisia
31497.46
945995.74
 Georgia
12863.60
939361.23
 Angola
28229.93
928116.78
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
21996.75
891996.90
 Moldova
9928.22
799894.74
 Dominican Republic
31350.81
784259.39
 Slovenia
12076.46
781144.42
 Jordan
23578.98
749929.23
 Lebanon
17332.05
694191.25
 Mongolia
28117.12
685202.55
 Kyrgyzstan
10463.99
656986.80
 Zimbabwe
11744.05
634469.33
 Latvia
6551.10
630583.95
 Yemen
10898.84
621045.29
 Luxembourg
7007.46
602698.05
 Myanmar
33368.37
564801.55
 Bolivia
23806.93
554255.44
 Sri Lanka
20518.00
523155.04
 Sudan and South Sudan
21273.31
514004.22
 Armenia
7725.14
509875.73
 Kenya
21733.67
491402.57
 North Macedonia
8763.66
478180.05
 Guatemala
21349.41
428026.83
 Jamaica
6864.73
427208.59
 Ghana
24163.79
397902.79
 Tajikistan
9308.19
338557.33
 Ivory Coast
14412.45
328620.95
 Curaçao
2434.14
319798.76
 Panama
14720.53
314900.38
 Uruguay
8817.28
309036.93
 Tanzania
19373.46
307860.79
 Brunei
9716.06
305613.36
 Ethiopia
16707.69
301683.04
 Gabon
4926.90
297318.17
 Cyprus
7183.30
295004.95
 Cameroon
10755.63
278509.50
 Honduras
10945.76
273627.88
 Albania
4591.83
263602.89
 Costa Rica
8573.34
259038.37
 Senegal
12023.94
256329.02
 El Salvador
8379.62
228120.39
 Congo
7250.79
221716.92
 Nepal
17933.78
219948.76
 Laos
26020.84
209440.23
 Zambia
8058.98
204041.80
 Cambodia
17970.08
203095.80
 Afghanistan
8707.35
200977.03
 Paraguay
8253.94
185086.78
 Botswana
7424.70
184659.27
 Nicaragua
5725.29
183880.07
 Papua New Guinea
5951.82
183470.32
 Mozambique
9740.08
164373.43
 Democratic Republic of the Congo
3799.54
150978.96
 Iceland
3086.23
141593.21
 Malawi
6447.68
139310.37
New CaledoniaNew Caledonia
6208.56
137301.70
 Benin
6437.90
133919.06
 Equatorial Guinea
3776.75
128404.62
 Uganda
7217.41
117585.81
 Namibia
4364.59
112940.91
 Mauritius
4213.59
103826.68
 Palau
1439.59
99893.44
 Malta
1684.62
96690.53
 Guyana
3304.16
93896.63
 Mauritania
4650.27
93618.31
 Haiti
3536.48
91455.99
 Madagascar
4099.12
84825.09
 Mali
6660.68
84685.51
 Réunion
2570.71
83487.76
 Burkina Faso
5999.25
83088.67
 Guinea
3715.38
75825.18
 Macao
3012.36
73578.17
 Suriname
2628.56
68967.01
 Fiji
2210.54
65666.82
 Bahamas
1683.71
62200.84
 Togo
2492.58
55272.64
 Niger
2822.85
48045.77
 Liberia
1636.89
46188.60
 Eswatini
1390.16
44405.05
 Djibouti
749.20
39968.03
 French Polynesia
1258.99
39057.76
 Somalia
868.15
38511.81
 Maldives
2876.31
36903.84
 Sierra Leone
1074.94
36751.86
 Guadeloupe
1167.14
35917.79
 Martinique
1091.37
34899.24
 Rwanda
1645.97
34094.49
 Chad
2571.41
30364.76
 Barbados
796.21
30299.27
 Bhutan
1986.67
30213.87
 Seychelles
1237.26
27697.14
 Eritrea
668.50
20887.79
 Cape Verde
1006.33
16937.15
 Lesotho
878.31
16642.73
 Gibraltar
688.59
15351.56
 Burundi
844.33
14572.61
 Aruba
530.03
14426.63
 The Gambia
605.83
12841.75
 French Guiana
381.63
12109.43
 Timor-Leste
702.89
11979.99
 Solomon Islands
418.85
11784.24
 Bermuda
350.52
11499.64
 Greenland
582.22
10917.56
 Guinea-Bissau
346.02
10554.49
 Central African Republic
368.38
10377.37
 Samoa
468.45
10095.81
 Antigua and Barbuda
323.11
9927.02
 Western Sahara
264.76
7972.87
 Cayman Islands
358.01
7697.23
 Belize
278.45
6535.36
 Vanuatu
287.30
5801.44
 Saint Lucia
296.56
5532.02
 Comoros
317.70
5342.05
 Tonga
220.00
3894.50
 São Tomé and Príncipe
214.08
3513.12
 Grenada
142.70
3339.12
 Cook Islands
142.21
2807.59
 Saint Kitts and Nevis
118.78
2743.51
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
96.29
2309.85
 Dominica
79.85
2234.34
 Saint Pierre and Miquelon
40.11
2176.80
 Kiribati
97.44
1810.23
 British Virgin Islands
75.29
1676.65
 Turks and Caicos Islands
103.10
702.23
 Anguilla
22.96
519.46
 Falkland Islands
19.45
419.29
 Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
17.77
88.33
 Faroe Islands
2.10
1424121724.86
United Nations Global Total
39023937.04
192562445.97
 European Union
2512067.78
18071560.98
International Aviation
491632.31
26005116.55
International Shipping
706320.42

Maps and charts

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  • Annual CO2 emissions by region
    Annual CO2 emissions by region
  • Annual percentage change in CO2 emissions, 2022
    Annual percentage change in CO2 emissions, 2022
  • CO2 emissions per capita
    CO2 emissions per capita

See also

[edit]

Notes

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  1. ^Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a colourless, odourless and non-poisonous gas formed by combustion of carbon and in the respiration of living organisms and is considered agreenhouse gas.
    Emissions means the release of greenhouse gases and/or their precursors into the atmosphere over a specified area and period of time.
    Carbon dioxide emissions orCO2 emissions are emissions stemming from the burning of fossil fuels and the manufacture of cement; they include carbon dioxide produced during consumption of solid, liquid, and gas fuels as well as gas flaring
  2. ^
    Global Carbon Project (2022)[5]
    The rate of build-up of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere can be reduced by taking advantage of the fact that atmospheric CO2 can accumulate as carbon in vegetation and soils in terrestrial ecosystems. Under theUnited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change any process, activity or mechanism which removes agreenhouse gas (GHG) from the atmosphere is referred to as a "sink". Human activities impact terrestrial sinks, throughland use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF), consequently, the exchange of CO2 (carbon cycle) between the terrestrial biosphere and the atmosphere is altered.[6]
  3. ^Greenhouse gases (GHG) constitute a group of gases contributing to global warming and climate change.
    The Kyoto Protocol, an environmental agreement adopted by many of the parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 1997 to curb global warming, nowadays covers seven greenhouse gases:
    • the non-fluorinated gases:
      • carbon dioxide (CO2),
      • methane (CH4),
      • nitrous oxide (N2O),
    • the fluorinated gases:
      • hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs),
      • perfluorocarbons (PFCs),
      • sulphur hexafluoride (SF6),
      • nitrogen trifluoride (NF3).
    Converting them to carbon dioxide (or CO2) equivalents makes it possible to compare them and to determine their individual and total contributions to global warming.

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