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Some dependencies and territories whose independence has not been generally recognized are also included as they are in the source data. Certain entities are mentioned here for purposes of comparison. These are indicated ''in italics'' and are not counted in the ordering of sovereign states.
Some dependencies and territories whose independence has not been generally recognized are also included as they are in the source data. Certain entities are mentioned here for purposes of comparison. These are indicated ''in italics'' and are not counted in the ordering of sovereign states.


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Revision as of 09:04, 6 June 2013

Countries by carbon dioxide emissions in thousands of tonnes per annum, via the burning of fossil fuels (blue the highest).
China CO2 emission in millions of tonnes from 1980 to 2009.

This is a list of sovereign states and territories by carbon dioxide emissions due to certain forms of human activity. The data presented below corresponds to emissions in 2008. The data was collected by the United States Department of Energy's Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center (CDIAC) for the United Nations. The data only considers carbon dioxide emissions from the burning of fossil fuels and cement manufacture, but not emissions from land use, land-use change and forestry. The top 10 countries in the world emit 67.07% of the world total.[1][2][3][4][5] Other powerful, more potent greenhouse gases are not included in this data, including methane.

Some dependencies and territories whose independence has not been generally recognized are also included as they are in the source data. Certain entities are mentioned here for purposes of comparison. These are indicated in italics and are not counted in the ordering of sovereign states.

List of countries by 2009dfsdf emissions

Country Annual CO2 emissions
(in thousands of tonnes)
% of world
emissions
source
 World 29,888,121 100% UN Estimate[6]
 China (ex.Macau, Hong Kong) 7,031,916 23.5% UN Estimate[7]
 United States 5,461,014 18.27% UN Estimate[6]
 European Union (27) 4,177,817 13.98% UN Estimate[8]
 India 1,742,698 5.83% UN Estimate[6]
 Russia 1,708,653 5.72% UN Estimate[6]
 Japan 1,208,163 4.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Germany 786,660 2.63% UN Estimate[6]
 Canada 544,091 1.82% UN Estimate[6]
 Iran 538,404 1.8% UN Estimate[6]
 United Kingdom 522,856 1.75% UN Estimate[6]
 South Korea 509,170 1.7% UN Estimate[6]
 Mexico 475,834 1.59% UN Estimate[6]
 Italy (including San Marino) 445,119 1.49% UN Estimate[6]
 South Africa 435,878 1.46% UN Estimate[6]
 Saudi Arabia 433,557 1.45% UN Estimate[6]
 Indonesia 406,029 1.36% UN Estimate[6]
 Australia 399,219 1.34% UN Estimate[6]
 Brazil 393,220 1.32% UN Estimate[6]
 France (including Monaco) 376,986 1.26% UN Estimate[6]
 Spain 329,286 1.1% UN Estimate[6]
 Ukraine 323,532 1.08% UN Estimate[6]
 Poland 316,066 1.06% UN Estimate[6]
 Thailand 285,733 0.96% UN Estimate[6]
 Turkey 283,980 0.95% UN Estimate[6]
 Taiwan 258,599 0.87% ORNL estimate [9]
 Kazakhstan 236,954 0.79% UN Estimate[6]
 Egypt 210,321 0.7% UN Estimate[6]
 Malaysia 208,267 0.7% UN Estimate[6]
 Argentina 192,378 0.64% UN Estimate[6]
 Netherlands 173,750 0.58% UN Estimate[6]
 Venezuela 169,533 0.57% UN Estimate[6]
 Pakistan 163,178 0.55% UN Estimate[6]
 United Arab Emirates 155,066 0.52% UN Estimate[6]
 Vietnam 127,384 0.43% UN Estimate[6]
 Uzbekistan 124,905 0.42% UN Estimate[6]
 Czech Republic 116,996 0.39% UN Estimate[6]
 Algeria 111,304 0.37% UN Estimate[6]
 Belgium 104,880 0.35% UN Estimate[6]
 Iraq 102,936 0.34% UN Estimate[6]
 Greece 97,814 0.33% UN Estimate[6]
 Nigeria 95,756 0.32% UN Estimate[6]
 Romania 94,660 0.32% UN Estimate[6]
 Philippines 83,157 0.28% UN Estimate[6]
 North Korea 78,371 0.26% UN Estimate[6]
 Kuwait 76,743 0.26% UN Estimate[6]
 Chile 73,109 0.24% UN Estimate[6]
 Syria 71,598 0.24% UN Estimate[6]
 Qatar 68,478 0.23% UN Estimate[6]
 Austria 67,726 0.23% UN Estimate[6]
 Colombia 67,700 0.23% UN Estimate[6]
 Belarus 62,816 0.21% UN Estimate[6]
 Libya 58,331 0.2% UN Estimate[6]
 Finland 56,512 0.19% UN Estimate[6]
 Portugal 56,310 0.19% UN Estimate[6]
 Hungary 54,638 0.18% UN Estimate[6]
 Bulgaria 50,539 0.17% UN Estimate[6]
 Norway 49,920 0.17% UN Estimate[6]
 Serbia 49,934 0.17% UN Estimate[6]
 Trinidad and Tobago 49,772 0.17% UN Estimate[6]
 Sweden 49,050 0.16% UN Estimate[6]
 Morocco 47,906 0.16% UN Estimate[6]
 Turkmenistan 47,840 0.16% UN Estimate[6]
 Azerbaijan 47,139 0.16% UN Estimate[6]
 Bangladesh 46,527 0.16% UN Estimate[6]
 Denmark 46,025 0.15% UN Estimate[6]
 Oman 45,749 0.15% UN Estimate[6]
 Ireland 43,604 0.15% UN Estimate[6]
 Peru 40,535 0.14% UN Estimate[6]
 Switzerland 40,392 0.14% UN Estimate[6]
 Hong Kong 38,573 0.13% UN Estimate[6]
 Israel 37,664 0.13% UN Estimate[6]
 Slovakia 37,557 0.13% UN Estimate[6]
 New Zealand 33,095 0.11% UN Estimate[6]
 Singapore 32,295 0.11% UN Estimate[6]
 Cuba 31,419 0.11% UN Estimate[6]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 31,276 0.1% UN Estimate[6]
 Ecuador 26,826 0.09% UN Estimate[6]
 Tunisia 25,013 0.08% UN Estimate[6]
 Angola 24,371 0.08% UN Estimate[6]
 Yemen 23,384 0.08% UN Estimate[6]
 Croatia 23,304 0.08% UN Estimate[6]
 Bahrain 22,479 0.08% UN Estimate[6]
 Dominican Republic 21,617 0.07% UN Estimate[6]
 Jordan 21,382 0.07% UN Estimate[6]
 Estonia 18,291 0.06% UN Estimate[6]
 Slovenia 17,158 0.06% UN Estimate[6]
 Lebanon 17,099 0.06% UN Estimate[6]
 Lithuania 15,130 0.05% UN Estimate[6]
 Sudan 14,052 0.05% UN Estimate[6]
 Bolivia 12,835 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Myanmar 12,776 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Jamaica 12,204 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Guatemala 11,914 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 North Macedonia 11,815 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Sri Lanka 11,764 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Mongolia 10,895 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Brunei 10,594 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Luxembourg 10,502 0.04% UN Estimate[6]
 Kenya 10,392 0.03% UN Estimate[6]
 Zimbabwe 9,076 0.03% UN Estimate[6]
 Honduras 8,672 0.03% UN Estimate[6]
 Ghana 8,592 0.03% UN Estimate[6]
 Cyprus 8,328 0.03% UN Estimate[6]
 Uruguay 8,328 0.03% UN Estimate[6]
 Costa Rica 8,016 0.03% UN Estimate[6]
 Latvia 7,591 0.03% UN Estimate[6]
 Ethiopia 7,107 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Ivory Coast 7,015 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Panama 6,912 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Tanzania 6,465 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Netherlands Antilles 6,219 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Kyrgyzstan 6,208 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 El Salvador 6,113 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Armenia 5,548 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Cameroon 5,302 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Georgia 5,203 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Senegal 4,976 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Botswana 4,840 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Equatorial Guinea 4,815 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Moldova 4,774 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Cambodia 4,602 0.02% UN Estimate[6]
 Nicaragua 4,331 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Albania 4,117 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Paraguay 4,118 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Benin 4,067 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Namibia 3,968 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Mauritius 3,953 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Uganda 3,748 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Nepal 3,542 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 New Caledonia 3,150 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Tajikistan 3,146 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 2,816 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Réunion 2,816 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Malta 2,560 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Gabon 2,472 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Suriname 2,439 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Haiti 2,435 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Mozambique 2,314 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Aruba 2,288 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Iceland 2,230 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Guadeloupe 2,200 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Bahamas 2,156 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Papua New Guinea 2,109 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Palestine 2,057 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Mauritania 1,999 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Montenegro 1,951 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Republic of the Congo 1,936 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Martinique 1,918 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Madagascar 1,911 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Zambia 1,889 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Burkina Faso 1,856 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Laos 1,533 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Guyana 1,525 0.01% UN Estimate[6]
 Togo 1,419 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Guinea 1,393 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Barbados 1,353 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Macau 1,335 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Sierra Leone 1,335 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Fiji 1,254 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Malawi 1,228 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Eswatini 1,093 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Maldives 920 0% UN Estimate[6]
 French Guiana 913 0% UN Estimate[6]
 French Polynesia 891 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Niger 851 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Afghanistan 814 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Bhutan 733 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Faroe Islands 708 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Rwanda 704 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Seychelles 682 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Somalia 649 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Liberia 609 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Mali 594 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Greenland 576 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Cayman Islands 557 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Andorra 539 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Djibouti 524 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Chad 495 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Antigua and Barbuda 447 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Belize 425 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Gibraltar 422 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Eritrea 414 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Gambia 411 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Saint Lucia 396 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Bermuda 389 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Cape Verde 308 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Guinea-Bissau 282 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Central African Republic 260 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Saint Kitts and Nevis 249 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Grenada 246 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic 238 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Palau 213 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 202 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Solomon Islands 198 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Timor-Leste 191 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Burundi 180 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Tonga 176 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Samoa 161 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Turks and Caicos Islands 158 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Nauru 143 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Dominica 128 0% UN Estimate[6]
 São Tomé and Príncipe 128 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Comoros 125 0% UN Estimate[6]
 British Virgin Islands 103 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Marshall Islands 99 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Vanuatu 92 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Montserrat 77 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Cook Islands 70 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Saint Pierre and Miquelon 66 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Federated States of Micronesia 62 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Anguilla 59 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Falkland Islands 59 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Kiribati 29 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Wallis and Futuna 22 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha 11 0% UN Estimate[6]
 Niue 4 0% UN Estimate[6]

List of countries by 2009 emissions estimates

CDIAC released preliminary 2009 estimates for a limited number of countries, also International Energy Agency released its own estimates, two data sets calculated using slightly different methods that listed about 140 countries. Following table is listing annual CO2 emissions estimates (in thousands of CO2 metric tonnes) from these estimates for top emitting entities.

Country CDIAC[10] IEA Sectoral Approach[11] IEA Reference Approach[11]
 World 31,629,955 28,999,354 29,549,299
 China 7,463,289 6,831,596 7,037,864
 United States 5,273,760 5,195,018 5,290,006
 European Union (27) N/A 3,576,786 3,623,402
 India 1,891,422 1,585,817 1,629,959
 Russia 1,596,213 1,532,599 1,528,568
 Japan 1,066,233 1,092,859 1,092,878
 Germany 733,550 750,188 755,140
 Iran 558,923 533,223 549,077
 South Korea 515 749 515,465 518,149
 Canada 507,260 520,746 501,293
 United Kingdom 475,325 465,802 476,750
 Mexico 467,036 399,673 422,542
 Saudi Arabia 460,227 410,474 370,446
 South Africa 445,800 369,366 461,478
 Indonesia 441,836 376,262 390,304
 Italy 402,027 389,282 390,274
 Australia 401,826 394,881 399,001
 Brazil 375,788 337,800 345,105
 France 355,119 354,301 362,240

List of countries by 2010 emissions estimates

CDIAC released preliminary 2009 and 2010 estimates for a limited number of countries;[10] the International Energy Agency also released its own estimates.[11] The following table is lists the 2010 estimate of annual CO2 emissions estimates (in thousands of CO2 tonnes) from these estimates for the top emitting countries, along with a list of emissions per person (in tons of CO2 per year).

Country CO2 emissions[10] Area (in km2) Population Emission / Person
 World 33,508,901 148,940,000 6,852,472,823 4.9
 China 8,240,958 9,640,821 1,339,724,852 6.2
 United States 5,492,170 9,826,675 312,793,000 17.6
 India 2,069,738 3,287,263 1,210,193,422 1.7
 Russia 1,688,688 17,075,400 142,946,800 11.8
 Japan 1,138,432 377,944 128,056,026 8.9
 Germany 762,543 357,021 81,799,600 9.3
 Iran 574,667 1,648,195 75,330,000 7.6
 South Korea 563,126 100,210 48,875,000 11.5
 Canada 518,475 9,984,670 34,685,000 14.9
 Saudi Arabia 493,726 2,149,690 27,136,977 18.2
 United Kingdom 493,158 243,610 62,262,000 7.9
 Indonesia 476,557 1,919,440 237,424,363 2.0
 Mexico 466,131 1,972,550 112,322,757 4.1
 South Africa 451,839 1,221,037 50,586,757 8.9
 Brazil 419 537 8,514,877 190,732,694 2.2
 Italy 407 924 301,338 60,681,514 6.7
 Australia 365 513 7,617,930 22,794,166 16.0
 France 362 556 674,843 65,821,885 5.5
 Poland 309 985 312,685 38,186,860 8.1

List of countries by 2011 emissions estimates

EDGAR (database created by European Commission and Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency) released 2011 estimates. The following table is lists the 2011 estimate of annual CO2 emissions estimates (in thousands of CO2 tonnes) from these estimates along with a list of emissions per capita (in tonnes of CO2 per year) from same source.

Country CO2 emissions[12] Emission per capita[13]
 World 33,376,327 4.9
 China 9,700,000 7.2
 United States 5,420,000 17.3
 India 1,970,000 1.6
 Russia 1,830,000 12.8
 Japan 1,240,000 9.8
International transport 1,040,000 -
 Germany 810,000 9.9
 South Korea 610,000 12.6
 Canada 560,000 16.2

See also

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Notes and references

  1. ^ "China now no. 1 in CO2 emissions; USA in second position". Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency. Retrieved 22 June 2007.
  2. ^ "China Overtakes U.S. as No. 1 Emitter of Carbon Dioxide". NPR. 14 March 2008.
  3. ^ "China CO2 Emissions Growing Faster Than Anticipated". National Geographic. 18 March 2008.
  4. ^ "Forecasting the Path of China's CO2 Emissions Using Province Level Information". Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, UCB. CUDARE Working Paper 97. 14 March 2008.
  5. ^ "China Passes U.S., Leads World in Power Sector Carbon Emissions - CGD". Center for Global Development. 27 August 2008.
  6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fk fl fm fn fo fp fq fr fs ft fu fv fw fx fy fz ga gb gc gd ge gf gg gh gi gj gk gl gm gn go gp gq gr gs gt gu gv gw gx gy gz ha hb hc hd he hf United Nations Statistics Division, Millennium Development Goals indicators: Carbon dioxide emissions (CO2), thousand tonnes of CO2 (collected by CDIAC) Human-produced, direct emissions of carbon dioxide only. Excludes other greenhouse gases; land-use, land-use-change and forestry (LULUCF); and natural background flows of CO2 (See also: Carbon cycle)
  7. ^ Cite error: The named reference unamdg was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  8. ^ United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (23 October 2011). "UNFCCC Greenhouse Gas Inventory Data - Detailed data by Party". Unfccc.int. Retrieved 21 April 2012.
  9. ^ "CDIAC: Fossil-Fuel CO2 Emissions by Nation". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
  10. ^ a b c "CDIAC: Record High 2010 Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Fossil-Fuel Combustion and Cement Manufacture Posted on CDIAC Site". Cdiac.ornl.gov. Retrieved 21 April 2012. Cite error: The named reference "cd910" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  11. ^ a b c "CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion - 2011 Highlights". Iea.org. Retrieved 21 April 2012.
  12. ^ EDGAR: CO2 time series 1990-2011 per region/country
  13. ^ EDGAR: CO2 time series 1990-2011 per capita for world countries

The contents of this article comes from the latest figures from the millennium indicators as of 2009-07-14: