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Carbon dioxide emissions per capita, 2019 - Country rankings:

The average for 2019 based on 27 countries was 6.19 metric tons.The highest value was in Luxembourg: 15.31 metric tons and the lowest value was in Malta: 3.29 metric tons. The indicator is available from 1990 to 2019. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available.

Measure: metric tons; Source: The World Bank
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Countries Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per capita, 2019 Global rank Available data
Luxembourg 15.31 1 1990 - 2019
Czechia 9.02 2 1990 - 2019
Netherlands 8.44 3 1990 - 2019
Belgium 8.1 4 1990 - 2019
Germany 7.91 5 1990 - 2019
Poland 7.77 6 1990 - 2019
Estonia 7.67 7 1990 - 2019
Finland 7.37 8 1990 - 2019
Austria 7.29 9 1990 - 2019
Ireland 7.25 10 1990 - 2019
Slovenia 6.51 11 1990 - 2019
Cyprus 5.85 12 1990 - 2019
Slovakia 5.7 13 1990 - 2019
Bulgaria 5.61 14 1990 - 2019
Greece 5.6 15 1990 - 2019
Italy 5.31 16 1990 - 2019
Denmark 5.11 17 1990 - 2019
Spain 5.09 18 1990 - 2019
Hungary 4.75 19 1990 - 2019
France 4.46 20 1990 - 2019
Portugal 4.34 21 1990 - 2019
Lithuania 4.2 22 1990 - 2019
Croatia 4.06 23 1990 - 2019
Latvia 3.96 24 1990 - 2019
Romania 3.82 25 1990 - 2019
Sweden 3.41 26 1990 - 2019
Malta 3.29 27 1990 - 2019

Economic outlook around the world

Definition: Carbon dioxide emissions are those 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 and gas flaring.
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