23. Malawi. Carbon Dioxide Emissions Per Capita (2020): 0.50 tonnes CO2e per capita. Malawi emitted 0.50 tonnes of CO2e per capita in 2020. The total emissions of the country were 20.31 million ...

> CO2 emissions, metric tons per capita, 2010: 10.28 — #23 highest of 147 countries > CO2 emissions per GDP, 2020: 0.15 — #62 lowest of 148 countries > Total GHG emissions, million metric tons ...

Annual Per Capita C02 Emissions – 14.4 T Sint Maarten relies heavily on fossil fuels for its energy production, which has made it among the top countries on the basis of carbon dioxide emissions ...

The emission of carbon dioxide has long been recognized as the leading driver of global climate change. Since the Industrial Revolution began in the mid-1800s, the global economy has largely been ...

Per capita emissions were still rising in the most populous G20 nations, China and India. They were also up in Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Russia, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil and Indonesia.

Tim Haab over at Environmental Economics writes about the relationship between environmental degradation and development. Haab mentions, of course, the Environmental Kuznet's Curve (EKC). The ...

The U.S., however, is still the leader in per capita emissions, with about 17.6 tons of GHGs emitted per singular person. By comparison, China stands at 10.5 tons per citizen.

Several Arizona cities were named among the best run in the United States, according to a new ranking from WalletHub. See ...

China surpassed the European Union in pollution levels per capita for the first time last year, propelling to a record the worldwide greenhouse-gas emissions that are blamed for climate change.

For example, Denver and Detroit both have around 2,000 residents per square kilometer and both have more than twice as much vehicle emissions per capita as cities with around 4,000 residents per ...

China’s per capita CO2 emissions have almost caught up with Europe’s. Rachel Nuwer. July 20, 2012. Get our newsletter! Get our newsletter! A crowd in Shanghai Peter Garnhum.