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Top 10 historical contributors to global warming

Top 10 historical contributors to global warming R0RAM

The top 10 historical contributors to global warming from 1750 - 2019 are shown in two given bar charts. Overview, from 1750-2019 the US and Canada were the most released CO2 emissions country. Between 1750 and 2019, the first rank was the US, where released 410. 2 billion tons. China at second place, where released 220 billion tons. Next was Russia, where released 113. 9 billion tons. The third place, Germany released 92 billion tons. In the fourth rank, the UK released 77. 8 billion tons. Next was Japan, where released 64. 6 billion tons. After Japan was India, where released 51. 9 billion tons. Number eight, France released 38. 3 billion tons. Number nine, Canada released 33. 1 billion tons. Last one, Ukraine released 29. 5 billion tons. In 2019, per capita, CO2 emissions in the US were 16. 1, in China was 7. 1 and in Russia was 11. 5. Next was Germany emissions 8. 4 per capita, the UK was 5. 5 and Japan was 8. 7. CO2 emissions per capita in India was 1. 9, in France was 5, in Canada was 15. 4 and in Ukraine was 5. 1.

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