Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Wetlands by Country

Germany leads the list in 2024 with wetland CO2 emissions at 4.73 million metric tons. In 2023, the year-on-year increase of 2.85% was recorded, highlighting a rising trend over the past years. Russia, with a minor decrease of 0.089%, remains significant in CO2 emissions from wetlands, while countries like Canada, Poland, and Ukraine have shown noticeable increases, with Canada observing a 3.99% rise. Noteworthy reductions are seen in Latvia, Estonia, and Portugal showcasing effective emission mitigation efforts. The United States records a sharp decline to -7.98 million metric tons, indicating substantial progress in emission reduction.

Looking ahead, a shift toward emission reductions is anticipated, driven by international efforts to combat climate change. Countries like Germany and Canada might focus on ongoing projects to contain emissions, while the U.S. could continue its declining trend. Monitoring technological advancements and policy implementations globally will be key to understanding future wetland CO2 emissions trends.

Top countries in Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Wetlands by Country

# 10 Countries Thousand Metric Tons of CO2 Equivalent Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Germany 4,730 2023 +0.49% +2.85% View data
2 2 Russia 3,810 2023 +0.098% -0.089% View data
3 3 Canada 3,330 2023 +0.45% +3.99% View data
4 4 Ireland 2,560 2023 +0.89% +1.49% View data
5 5 Poland 1,710 2023 +2.82% +3.78% View data
6 6 Latvia 1,530 2023 +2.54% -2.13% View data
7 7 Estonia 1,180 2023 +3.46% -4.16% View data
8 8 United Kingdom 924.02 2023 +15.57% +0.2% View data
9 9 France 503.68 2023 +0.73% -2.72% View data
10 10 Portugal 349.64 2023 -2.79% -3.87% View data

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