Breakdown of G20 countries with the highest CO2 emissions per capita
Carbon dioxide emissions per capita of G20 countries in 2014 (in metric tons)
This statistics provides information on the amount of carbon dioxide emissions each G20 country produced per capita in 2014. Brazil has one of the lowest emissions per capita among the G20 countries in 2014 at 2.59 metric tons per person.
Carbon dioxide emissions per capita of G20 countries in 2014 (in metric tons)
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