Chile vs Cuba

Chile vs Cuba: CO₂ per person

CO₂ per person in 2024: 3.94 tonnes in Chile and 1.91 tonnes in Cuba, by EDGAR estimates. In 2024 the value was higher in Chile, by 2.02 tonnes, or 2.06 times that in Cuba.

tonnes per person · EDGAR

Chile vs Cuba: CO₂ per personCO₂ per person in 2024: 3.94 tonnes in Chile and 1.91 tonnes in Cuba, by EDGAR estimates. In 2024 the value was higher in Chile, by 2.02 tonnes, or 2.06 times that in Cuba.
ChileCubaWorld

What the numbers say

  • Chile has been higher since 1992, when it overtook Cuba.
  • In 2024, Chile ranked 73 and Cuba ranked 115 of 202 countries, counting from the highest.
  • The world as a whole: 4.69 tonnes in 2024.

Every year

tonnes per person · EDGAR

YearChileCubaWorld
20243.941.914.69
20233.921.824.68
20224.631.794.67
20214.581.964.69
20204.521.654.48
20194.961.994.7
20184.752.394.74
20174.842.364.67
20164.872.424.65
20154.682.614.7
20144.412.384.78
20134.832.574.81
20124.642.564.77
20114.562.464.76
20104.212.54.67
20094.012.394.45
20084.242.364.56
20074.062.454.59
20063.662.384.48
20053.622.334.39
20043.612.254.28
20033.382.34.15
20023.292.384.02
20013.292.54.01
20003.472.614.01
19993.752.593.95
19983.632.533.98
19973.642.584.02
19963.252.374.01
19952.882.193.99
19942.662.073.94
19932.482.023.97
19922.372.224.02
19912.332.814.1
19902.473.644.15
19892.573.964.16
19882.183.924.16
19871.863.84.1
19861.873.524.04
19851.883.494.05
19841.973.784.07
19831.93.614.01
19821.893.384.05
19812.263.424.18
19802.513.414.33
19792.563.344.46
19782.453.314.42
19772.423.114.36
19762.642.884.31
19752.622.754.15
19742.932.714.23
19733.152.534.32
19723.212.384.16
19713.132.464.04
19702.932.484.15

Each country on its own

Good to know

  • Carbon dioxide from energy, industry, farming and waste, divided by the population; land use and forests are left out.
  • Source: EDGAR (European Commission JRC) and the IEA, via the World Bank.
  • Ranks count the 202 countries with a value in 2024, highest first.
  • The faint line is the world as a whole, as the same source counts it.

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