On average, burning 1 gigajoule (GJ) of natural gas produces approximately 55-60 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
In 1992, around 70 million tons of sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions were produced globally.
Termites produce around 11-30 million metric tons of methane annually, making them one of the largest natural sources of methane emissions.
This is the total emissions of carbon (from CO2 and CH4), expressed in tons, for a country in one year.
40 billion tons are emitted by human beings world wide. The US has roughly 5% of the world's total population. But we are responsible for a larger percent than any other country except China, and our emissions exceed those of China on a per capita bases. In all, about 18 metric tons per person.
From several sources it was calculated that the world annual emissions of the big 4 GHGs were as follows. The data does not account for water vapour or natural emissions. * CO2 30 billion tons * CH4 7 billion tons * Nitrous Oxide 3 billion * Fluorocarbons 3 billion
Metric tons
Mexico releases 436.15 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually (12th place, 2009). Those emissions represent 1.6% of the world's total and compared to China's or America's emissions (6,103.49 and 5,752.29 million metric tons, respectively), they represent 7.14% and 7.58% of such emissions.
Global carbon dioxide emissions in 2000 were approximately 24 billion metric tons.
Carbon emissions are measured in tons because the weight of carbon dioxide emissions produced is directly proportional to the amount of carbon released into the atmosphere, regardless of the volume it occupies. Tons provide a standardized unit of measurement that allows for more accurate comparison and assessment of emissions across different sources and sectors. Additionally, measuring in tons allows for easier tracking and quantification of emissions for reporting and regulatory purposes.
On average, burning 1 gigajoule (GJ) of natural gas produces approximately 55-60 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
In 1992, around 70 million tons of sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions were produced globally.
Termites produce around 11-30 million metric tons of methane annually, making them one of the largest natural sources of methane emissions.
This is the total emissions of carbon (from CO2 and CH4), expressed in tons, for a country in one year.
The answer is yes. The EIA (Energy Information Administratoin, part of the united states government) use metric tons for measuring CO2 equivalent, therefore it should be (or is) the standard.
This is the total emissions of carbon (from CO2 and CH4), expressed in tons, for a country in one year.
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