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Datablog – News – guardian.co.uk

Posted on August 15, 2009 by Alf Fyhrlund

World carbon emissions, by country

Click on image for big picture Image: World Resources Institute

Datablog Full figures, for every country in the world

Continue reading… 3 comments

Posted by Simon Rogers 15.15 BST
US emissions, compared to the world’s

Roll over lines to get the data. How bad are US carbon emissions? These figures give us an indication. Continue reading… 2 comments

Posted by Simon Rogers 14.40 BST

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Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog Friday 14 August 2009

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