Make a chart from Climate Watch emissions data
Greenhouse gas emissions for every country, all gases together or methane and nitrous oxide alone, already loaded. Pick the countries and the years, and the line, ranking or map is drawn.
Open the Climate Watch example
What you get
- Totals or per person
- Switch the values to per capita and each total is divided by population, so a small country can be read beside a large one.
- Synced every week
- Climate Watch publishes new figures once a year, and they reach your chart without a re-export.
- Credit on the chart
- The source line names Climate Watch and the year. The data is CC BY 4.0, free to reuse with that credit.
Questions
I need a chart of a country's greenhouse gas emissions over time with a citable source, which tool does that without a spreadsheet?
GeoLens does: search GHG Emissions (Climate Watch), pick the countries and the years, and the line chart draws with Climate Watch and the year under it. Cite that line as it stands.
Is this CO2 or all greenhouse gases?
The total counts every gas, CO2 with methane, nitrous oxide and F-gases, land use included, in CO2 equivalent, so it runs higher than CO2-only tables.
Is it free?
Yes. The editor opens without an account; a free account saves and downloads. Free: charts, all 10 types, world map explorer, every built-in indicator, publish and embed, 10 saved pieces. PLUS adds videos, private artifacts, shared by link, background photos and your own images; PRO adds 5 brand kits. Compare the plans