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English: Emissions of CO2-equivalents per year by the 10 largest emitters (note: the European Union is lumped as a single area, because of their integrated carbon trading scheme). Data based on EU's EDGAR database ( here). Data sorted based on 2010 contributions
   China (party, no binding targets)
   United States (non-party)
   European Union (party, binding targets)
   India (party, no binding targets)
   Russia (party, binding targets 2008-2012)
   Indonesia (party, no binding targets
   Brazil (party, no binding targets)
   Japan (party, no binding targets)
   Congo (DR) (party, no binding targets)
   Canada (former party, binding targets 2008-2012)
   Other countries
Date 27 December 2012, 00:17:09
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Author L.tak

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