1、 CO2 emissions of all world countries JRC/IEA/PBL 2022 Report Crippa M.,Guizzardi D.,Banja M.,Solazzo E.,Muntean M.,Schaaf E.,Pagani F.,Monforti-Ferrario F.,Olivier,J.G.J.,Quadrelli,R.,Risquez Martin,A.,Taghavi-Moharamli,P.,Grassi,G.,Rossi,S.,Oom,D.,Branco,A.,San-Miguel,J.,Vignati,E.ISSN 1831-9424 E
2、UR 31182 EN 2022 Contents Abstract.1 Acknowledgements.2 Executive summary.3 1 Introduction.8 2 Global fossil CO2 emissions from 1970 until 2021.9 3 Global CO2 from LULUCF from 1990 until 2020.14 4 Conclusions.17 References.18 List of abbreviations and definitions.20 List of figures.21 List of tables
3、.22 Annexes.23 Annex 1.Bottom-up methodology for the CO2 emissions compilation.23 Annex 2.Methodology for the estimation of emissions from Land Use,Land-Use Change and Forestry(LULUCF).26 Annex 3.Methodology for the estimation of emissions from large scale biomass burning.28 Annex 4.Construction of
4、country fact-sheets.30 Annex 5.Fossil CO2 emissions for the world,international transport and the EU27.31 Annex 6:Fossil CO2 emissions by country.36 Annex 7.CO2 emissions and removals from LULUCF sector by macro-regions.245 Disclaimer.256 i Abstract This report presents the fossil CO2 emission time
5、series of the Emissions Database for Global Atmospheric Research(EDGAR)from 1970 until 2021,together with CO2 emissions and removals from land use and forestry for period 1990 to 2020.For the first time,the report uses IEA calculated fossil-fuel CO2 emissions directly where appropriate,rather than c
6、alculating them from the underlying energy use statistics,to ensure greater coherence with the IEA data.The report contributes to the Paris Agreement process with an independent and quantitative view of global emissions.1 Acknowledgements This booklet was produced with input from many colleagues,gat