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Catholic countries Compared by Environment > CO2 emissions > Kt per 1000

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. Figures expressed per thousand population for the same year.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Aruba 22.2 kt 2003
2 Luxembourg 21.98 kt 2003
3 Palau 12.27 kt 2003
4 Ireland 10.35 kt 2003
5 Austria 8.66 kt 2003
6 Poland 7.97 kt 2003
7 Italy 7.73 kt 2003
8 Spain 7.36 kt 2003
9 Slovakia 6.98 kt 2003
10 Seychelles 6.59 kt 2003
11 France 6.01 kt 2003
12 Venezuela 5.58 kt 2003
13 Portugal 5.51 kt 2003
14 Croatia 5.36 kt 2003
15 Mexico 3.85 kt 2003
16 Lithuania 3.67 kt 2003
17 Chile 3.66 kt 2003
18 Argentina 3.36 kt 2003
19 Cuba 2.24 kt 2003
20 Dominica 1.99 kt 2003
21 Panama 1.86 kt 2003
22 Ecuador 1.75 kt 2003
23 Brazil 1.64 kt 2003
24 Costa Rica 1.52 kt 2003
25 Colombia 1.33 kt 2003
26 Peru 0.966 kt 2003
27 Philippines 0.932 kt 2003
28 Guatemala 0.886 kt 2003
29 Bolivia 0.875 kt 2003
30 Paraguay 0.728 kt 2003
31 Cote d'Ivoire 0.338 kt 2003
32 Cape Verde 0.306 kt 2003
33 Equatorial Guinea 0.29 kt 2003
34 Haiti 0.193 kt 2003
35 East Timor 0.173 kt 2003
36 Eritrea 0.156 kt 2003
37 Burundi 0.0323 kt 2003

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