United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)(Comparison Chart)

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United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)

United States of America's "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" is 219,505[kt].(2008's Research)

Transition Chart Of United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)(1970 - current year)

So how has the current "219,505[kt]" Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent) in United States of America changed compared to the past?

The following transition graph(line chart) shows "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" in United States of America from 1970 to 2008.

Animation Chart showing the yearly change

*Here is a chart that shows the transition from 1970 to 2008 as a moving year-by-year graph. It is also comparable to the total population.

*If you choose to view Other Statistics, you will be able to compare "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" with over 270 statistics for United States of America.

Changes in the global ranking of United States of America's "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" (full history)

The following Bar Chart Race shows the changes in the global ranking of United States of America's "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)".

The entire history of United States of America's world ranking from 1970 to 2008 is visualized in Bar Chart Race.

*How to see the graph
United States of America is marked with a red frame, and an UP arrow is displayed on the right side when the ranking goes up, and a DOWN arrow is displayed when it goes down.

You can see where United States of America's "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" has been ranked in the world.

Overall view of the chart (still image)

This is the overall chart of the United States of America' Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent) graph above.

Also below is a list of "United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" from 1970 to 2008. 👆Scrollable horizontally.

If you look at the graph above of "United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)", you will see that the data for 1970 is the highest, and the data for 2008, the latest year for which statistics are available, is lower than that.

However, it is higher than the previous year's figure of "216024.76560748" in 2007, so it is highly likely that "United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" will rise again in the future.

Also, if you are looking for population growth trends rather than Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent), please refer to this page for a special feature for your consideration.
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Comparison Bar Graph(Hight or Low? United States of America vs China )

How high or low is "United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)"?

Comparing Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent) in United States of America, India and Indonesia

First, let's compare "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" in India and Indonesia, which have the world's closest populations to United States of America.

Looking at the table above comparing Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent), we see that

• United States of America has about 115,166 more "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" than India, 2.1 times higher.
• United States of America has about 161,769 more "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" than Indonesia, 3.8 times higher.

In particular, the comparison reveals that although United States of Americaand Indonesia are close to the first and second in population numbers in the world, there is an overwhelming difference in "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)".

United States of America VS China vs Japan

Next, we will compare "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" in United States of America with that in China and Japan.

From the above bar graph, we can see that "United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" data is higher than Japan's, but lower than China's.

In particular, when compared to Japan, United States of America has 65 times more "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)".

We can also see that the difference is 3.4 times that of United States of America when compared to China.

Compare United States of America more with other countries

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Here is an easy-to-understand explanation, using tables and graphs, of where United States of America ranks in the world's "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)".

United States of America ranks 3rd in the world in "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)"

First, let's take a look at "United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" and see how high it is in the world, using the world "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" ranking chart.

The world Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent) ranking chart:United States of America ranks 3rd

Rank	Country	Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent) [kt]
3	United States of America	219,505
4	India	104,339
5	Iran, Islamic Republic of	75,114
6	Indonesia	57,736
7	Saudi Arabia	49,514
8	Ukraine	47,534
9	Canada	45,411
10	Kazakhstan	43,228
11	Brazil	41,388
12	Poland	41,179

➡ Ranking of the world's highest "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)"

In this ranking table of the world's highest "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)", United States of America ranks 3rd out of 194 countries for which statistics are available, indicating that United States of America is one of the top five countries in the world with a extremely high level of "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)".

Below is a graph that shows the yearly changes in the World ranking of "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" and which cities or prefectures are in the top 10.

Top 10 Countries by "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)"

For more detailed ranking of the world's highest "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)", please refer to the entire list here.
➡　Ranking of the world's highest "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)"

World Average vs United States of America vs Global Median

The following bar chart compares the average and median of the global ranking of "Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" with United States of America.

From the table here, we can see that "United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent)" is 15.11 times higher than the average.

Moreover, when compared to the median of 1,426, we can see that United States of America's Energy Sector Methane Emissions (CO2 Equivalent) "219505.40439273[kt]" is higher (153.96 times) than the median.

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