CO₂ Atmospheric Levels and Human-Induced Emissions

Human-induced CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide) emissions are the primary driver of rising atmospheric CO₂ levels, leading to climate change, with CO₂ remaining in the atmosphere for an average of over 400 years. Monthly updated.

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Most recent data from Global Carbon Project, NOAA, NOAA/GML

CO₂ Atmospheric Levels and Human-Induced Emissions

Yearly Atmospheric CO₂ Increase

Yearly Average Atmospheric CO₂

Monthly Average Atmospheric CO₂

Human-Induced Yearly CO₂ Emissions

Yearly Absorption of Human-Induced CO₂ Emissions

Sources of Yearly Human-Induced CO₂ Emissions

Sources of Yearly Human-Induced CO₂ Absorption

CO2 Atmospheric Levels and Human-Induced Emissions

Yearly Atmospheric CO2 Increase

Yearly Average Atmospheric CO2

Monthly Average Atmospheric CO2

Human-Induced Yearly CO2 Emissions

Yearly Absorption of Human-Induced CO2 Emissions

Sources of Yearly Human-Induced CO2 Emissions

Sources of Yearly Human-Induced CO2 Absorption

CO₂ Atmospheric Levels and Human-Induced Emissions

Yearly Atmospheric CO₂ Increase

Yearly Average Atmospheric CO₂

Monthly Average Atmospheric CO₂

Human-Induced Yearly CO₂ Emissions

Yearly Absorption of Human-Induced CO₂ Emissions

Sources of Yearly Human-Induced CO₂ Emissions

Sources of Yearly Human-Induced CO₂ Absorption