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[ medium ] | Electricity generation in the United States, 2006
Showing coal, natural gas, nuclear, hydroelectric, petroelum liquids, wood, wind, waste, petroleum coke, geothermal, and solar.
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[ medium ] | CO2 emissions for highest emitting countries + Africa
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[ medium ] | Per capita CO2 emissions for highest emitting countries + Africa
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[ large medium small ] | Past and projected CO2 emissions for countries, 1990-2030
The Department of Energy's (DOE) Energy Information Administration's (EIA) forecasts for emissions from energy use until 2030 |
[ large medium small ] | Past and projected CO2 emissions for countries, 1990-2030
The Department of Energy's (DOE) Energy Information Administration's (EIA) forecasts for emissions from energy use until 2030 |
[ large medium small ] | Past and projected CO2 emissions for countries, 1990-2030
The Department of Energy's (DOE) Energy Information Administration's (EIA) forecasts for emissions from energy use until 2030 |
[ large medium small ] | Past and projected CO2 emissions for countries, 1990-2030
The Department of Energy's (DOE) Energy Information Administration's (EIA) forecasts for emissions from energy use until 2030 |
[ large medium small ] | CO2 emissions for China and the United States, 1850-2003
The race for the title of "Largest carbon dioxide emitter" pits the United States versus China. The United States had a large head start but China is expected to surpass it in emissions this year or next.
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[ large medium small ] | Graph showing the growth of carbon dioxide emissions in China, the United States, and Western Europe from 1850-2003.
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[ large medium small ] | Graph showing the growth of carbon dioxide emissions in Africa, Brazil, China, and India from 1901-2003.
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[ large medium small ] | Graph showing the growth of carbon dioxide emissions in Africa, Brazil, China, and India from 1901-2003.
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[ large medium small ] | Graph showing the projected growth of carbon dioxide emissions by region from 1990-2030. |
[ large medium small ] | Graph showing the projected share of carbon dioxide emissions by country from 1990-2030. |
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[ medium ] | Chart showing carbon dioxide emissions by source, 2000. Image courtesy of Little Green Data Book 2007
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[ medium ] | Chart showing carbon dioxide emissions by source for developing countries, 2000. Image courtesy of Little Green Data Book 2007
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[ medium ] | Chart showing carbon dioxide emissions by source for industrial countries, 2000. Image courtesy of Little Green Data Book 2007
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[ medium ] | Chart showing share of carbon dioxide emissions, 2007. Image courtesy of Little Green Data Book 2007
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[ medium ] | Chart showing carbon dioxide emissions growth 1960-2003, 2007. Image courtesy of Little Green Data Book 2007
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[ large medium ] | Chart showing carbon dioxide emissions from various countries, 1980-2005
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[ medium ] | Top sources of China's crude oil imports (from DOE EIA)
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[ medium ] | China's oil consumption, 1980-2006
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[ medium small ] | Renewable energy in the U.S.
Chart showing renewable energy production in the United States for 2006. In total, energy from renewable sources, including conventional hydroelectric, amounts to 9.74% of U.S. electricity generation. Excluding hydroelectric, the amount falls to 2.57%. Figures from the Department of Energy's (DOE) Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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[ large medium ] | Ethanol yield (gallons per acre) for corn, sugar cane, suger beets, and swtichgrass
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[ medium ] | Total recoverable coal by country, 2005
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[ large medium ] | Net energy yield of corn, sugar beets, switchgrass, and sugar cane
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[ large medium small ] | Biodiesel yield (gallons per acre) for soybeans, sesame, peanut oil, rapseed, jojoba, coconut oil, and oil palm
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[ medium ] | Total CO2 emissions from fossil fuels for China and the United States, 1985-2003
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[ medium small ] | Monthly average carbon dioixde concentration measured at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii 1958-2005
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[ medium ] | U.S. Greenhouse gas emissions by gas, 1990-2005
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[ medium ] | Historic growth rates for U.S. carbon intensity
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[ medium ] | CO2 emissions by country, click to enlarge
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[ medium small ] | Canada's CO2 emissions, 1980-2004
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[ medium ] | Top 10 ethanol producing countries
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[ medium ] | Total recoverable coal by country, 2005
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[ large medium ] | U.S. crude oil imports by country of origin, 2005
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[ large medium ] | Crude oil imports versus U.S. production, 1920-2005
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[ medium ] | Paleocene/Eocene thermal maximum
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[ large medium small ] | Total U.S. methane emissions, 1990-2003
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[ medium small ] | Fuel economy of the U.S. fleet, 1975-2006
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[ large medium ] | Methane emissions by source
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[ medium ] | Hockeystick climate model
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[ medium small ] | Change in sea levels, 1900-2000
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[ medium ] | Top states in terms of increase in carbon dioxide efficiency, 1990-2001
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[ medium ] | Change in global temperatures, 900-2000
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[ medium ] | Largest increase in GHG emissions in OECD states, 1990-2004
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[ medium small ] | PETM
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[ medium ] | Biomass resource consumption in the United States
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[ medium ] | Global land-ocean temperature anomaly, 1880-2000
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[ medium small ] | Monthly average carbon dioxide concentration measured at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii 1958-2005
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[ large medium small ] | Greenhouse gas emissions resulting from Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF)
LULUCF includes deforestation and forest degradation. The REDD mechanism seeks to reduce these emissions by compensating tropical countries for conserving their forests.
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[ large medium small ] | National GHG emissions from industrial sources (electricity generation, transportation, buildings, etc) and LULUCF, 2000
Note that some countries have negative emissions from LULUCF meaning they these sources are a net carbon sink. Also note that the E.U. is listed in addition to its individual member countries.
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[ large medium small ] | Share of GHG emissions resulting from LULUCF in the year 2000
This chart includes on the 100 top emitting countries.
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[ large medium small ] | National GHG emissions from industrial sources (electricity generation, transportation, buildings, etc) and LULUCF, 2000
Note that some countries have negative emissions from LULUCF meaning they these sources are a net carbon sink. Also note that the E.U. is listed in addition to its individual member countries.
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