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Graph: Carbon dioxide emissions for Bermuda

Includes carbon emissions from fossil fuel combustion, cement manufacture, and gas flaring, but excludes emissions from Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF).

Chart: Carbon emissions per capita for Bermuda (metric tons of carbon) Table of annual carbon emissions and per capita emissions for Bermuda . All emission estimates are expressed in thousand metric tons of carbon. Per capita emission estimates are expressed in metric tons of carbon. YEAR Carbon emissions Per capita emissions 1950 12 0.3 1951 16 0.39 1952 29 0.72 1953 25 0.61 1954 23 0.57 1955 30 0.71 1956 37 0.89 1957 38 0.87 1958 40 0.93 1959 37 0.84 1960 43 0.95 1961 48 1.06 1962 43 0.93 1963 41 0.85 1964 55 1.13 1965 49 0.97 1966 55 1.08 1967 58 1.13 1968 61 1.18 1969 54 1.01 1970 62 1.17 1971 63 1.18 1972 69 1.31 1973 116 2.2 1974 121 2.29 1975 125 2.37 1976 128 2.42 1977 124 2.34 1978 116 2.2 1979 126 2.34 1980 119 2.2 1981 106 1.93 1982 108 1.96 1983 123 2.2 1984 121 2.17 1985 123 2.16 1986 116 2.03 1987 157 2.7 1988 177 3.05 1989 214 3.63 1990 163 2.74 1991 139 2.33 1992 111 1.84 1993 131 2.16 1994 129 2.12 1995 127 2.08 1996 130 2.11 1997 130 2.09 1998 126 2.03 1999 135 2.15 2000 135 2.17 2001 135 2.16 2002 144 2.29 2003 144 2.28 2004 150 2.37 2005 154 2.42 2006 154 2.41 All data from the Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Data excludes emissions from land use and agriculture (including deforestation). CITATION: Tom Boden, Gregg Marland, Robert J. Andres. Global CO2 Emissions from Fossil-Fuel Burning, Cement Manufacture, and Gas Flaring: 1751-2006. Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Oak Ridge, Tennessee. April 29, 2009. doi 10.3334/CDIAC/00001

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