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OECD Greenhouse gas emissions (thousand tonnes CO2 eq)

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Aabbhakan
Last edited Mar 22, 2015
Created on Mar 22, 2015

This visualization tracks greenhouse gas emissions across OECD countries from 1990 to 2012, with data in thousand tonnes of CO2 equivalent. It uses an interactive line chart where each country is represented by a colored line, allowing for quick comparison of emission trends over time. The visualization likely includes hover interactions to identify specific countries and their annual values, with a legend to distinguish the multiple series. The data, sourced from a gist by abbhakan, reveals broad patterns such as Germany and Japan leading in emissions, and declines in many European countries after 2005.

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