CCD

Climate Change Data

Eine Übersicht aller besuchten Länder mit Klimadaten.

🇩🇰 Denmark’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Population 5.98 Million, Europe.

Emissions: Denmark emitted around 46.1 megatonnes CO₂e in 2024, about 0.08% of the global total.
Per person: That was around 7.7 tonnes per person per year, rated very high on a scale where any level above zero adds warming.
Trend: Emissions fell by around 1.11 megatonnes CO₂e a year, or 2.21% yearly, over the ten years to 2024-slower than the 4% yearly decline needed globally.
What drives it: Fossil and land-use CO₂ made up around 67.3% of emissions, methane 22%, nitrous oxide 10.2% and F-gases 0.6%.
Historic responsibility: Since 1851, Denmark’s emissions have produced around 7,020 megatonnes CO₂e of warming impact, about 0.18% of the global total, or around 10.8 tonnes per person per year.

Population 38.54 Million, Europe.

Emissions: Poland emitted around 337 megatonnes CO₂e in 2024, or 0.59% of the global total.
Per person: In 2024, Poland emitted around 8.7 tonnes per person per year, rated very high on a scale where any level above zero adds warming.
Trend: Poland’s emissions fell by around 1.1% a year over the ten years to 2024, slower than the 4% yearly decline the world as a whole needs to achieve Net Zero in 2050 and limit warming to around 1.7 °C.
What drives it: CO₂ made up around 78% of emissions, methane 13%, nitrous oxide 8% and F-gases 1.7%.
Historic responsibility: Since 1851, Poland’s emissions have produced around 41,100 megatonnes CO₂e of warming impact, 1.05% of the global total, averaging around 8.5 tonnes per person per year and rated very high.