Visualizing 170 Years of Cumulative GHG Emissions

Just three regions have contributed 79% of global cumulative GHG emissions since 1850.
July 10, 2024

From Visual Capitalist

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Visualizing 170 Years of Cumulative GHG Emissions

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In this graphic, we provide a unique perspective on global climate emissions by visualizing cumulative GHG emissions by region, from 1850 to 2022.

All figures were sourced from Climate Watch (PIK PRIMAP-hist dataset), and are represented in gigatons of CO₂ equivalent. One gigaton is equal to one billion metric tons.

Data and Key Takeaways

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