Tracking carbon dioxide emissions by country based on latest available data
Global CO₂ emissions continue to rise, with atmospheric levels reaching 421 ppm in 2023. Urgent action is needed to limit global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
Annual CO₂ emissions worldwide
Equivalent to 40 billion tons of coal burned
11.47 Gt (30.9% of global total)
Per capita: 8.05 tons annually
China produces more CO₂ than the US and EU combined
35.6 t per person
Nearly 5× the global average
High emissions due to oil industry and energy-intensive infrastructure
Earth's temperature has increased by 1.1°C since the late 1800s, with most warming occurring in the past 40 years.
Global sea levels have risen 8-9 inches since 1880, with the rate accelerating in recent decades.
Climate-related disasters have tripled over 30 years, causing massive economic and human losses.
Rank | Country | Total Emissions | % of World | Per Capita | Trend | Status |
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Shifting to renewable energy sources could reduce global emissions by 65% by 2050.
Protecting and restoring forests could remove 5.8 billion tons of CO₂ annually.