Global temperature rise from agriculture by country

Cumulative agriculture and land use greenhouse gas emissions from 1851 to 2021 caused global mean surface temperatures to rise of 0.55 degrees Celsius. The two biggest contributors to global mean surface temperature rise from agriculture and land use are Brazil and the United States, at 0.06 degrees Celsius. Combined, the 10 biggest contributors account for almost 60 percent of global mean surface temperature change as a result of cumulative agriculture and land use emissions.

Contribution to global mean surface temperature rise caused by greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture and land use from 1851 to 2021, by country (in degrees Celsius)

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Release date

November 2023

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

1851 to 2021

Special properties

Figures have been rounded.

Supplementary notes

Figures are for the global mean surface temperature change as a result of a country's cumulative emissions of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide.

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