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More like 6%, roughly in line with its population share (5.4%). Not sure if that includes air travel, international air travel often isn't included in national
by morsch 1mo ago
More like 6%, roughly in line with its population share (5.4%). Not sure if that includes air travel, international air travel often isn't included in national statistics. https://edgar.jrc.ec.europa.eu/report_2025 https://edgar.jrc.ec.europa.eu/report_2025
- Sayrus 1mo agoWhenever I see those statistics, I always find them very weird. Many of our products are made in China, but those are counted towards China's global emission, not Europe's. It also applies to the need of power generation for delocalized industry or importing food. A country handling a lot of industry will have a very high per-capita emission, but the people living there may actually have very low individual emissions.
- realusername 1mo agoThey aren't, most emission statistics are counting imported emissions. China's figure aren't that great on their own, with exportation deducted.
- bethekidyouwant 1mo agoEDGAR assigns emissions geographically to the country where the emitting activity occurs. (so in this case no)
- triceratops 1mo agoIt's actually 12%, not 6%. EDIT: 12% is all of Europe. This thread is about the EU. https://ourworldindata.org/co2-emissions https://ourworldindata.org/co2-emissions
- morsch 1mo agoEurope, yes, EU, no. Alde had 5% for EU, I quoted a source for 6% for the EU.
- triceratops 1mo agoYes true.