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I guess it depends what you mean by similar. Denmark has reduced per capita CO2 emissions a lot (about 40%) from 1990 to 2018. Denmark 9.8 -> 5.8 tons/person
by gok 6y ago
I guess it depends what you mean by similar. Denmark has reduced per capita CO2 emissions a lot (about 40%) from 1990 to 2018.
Denmark 9.8 -> 5.8 tons/person
But then so has the UK: 9.7 -> 5.6
Sweden only reduced emissions about 27%, but they had a much lower base: 6.1 -> 4.5
Of course some other nearby countries are going the wrong direction...
Norway 7.4 -> 9.4, Iceland 7.7 -> 12.1
- dundarious 6y agoThat’s fair, there are similar nations doing even better. I’d still group Denmark into the “wealthy Western European countries making serious per capita GHG emissions cuts by percentage and in absolute terms” club. UK has done surprisingly well also (surprising relative to my casual expectations).