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Global CO2 emissions from fossil fuel mines and fields 2016
Carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel fields and mines globally in 2016 (in gigatons)*
This statistic displays the carbon dioxide emissions from existing and under construction oil and gas fields and existing coal mines globally in 2016. In that year, approximately 425 gigatons of carbon dioxide were emitted by proven coal reserves.
Carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel fields and mines globally in 2016 (in gigatons)*
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This statistic displays the carbon dioxide emissions from existing and under construction oil and gas fields and existing coal mines globally in 2016. In that year, approximately 425 gigatons of carbon dioxide were emitted by proven coal reserves.
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- * Includes existing and under-construction global oil and gas fields, and existing coal mines.
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