World rank #10 · North America · Same as 204 million cars driven for a year a year
Initials from the entity name. Click the row to open the full profile.Canada
204 million
cars driven for a year
936 Mt CO₂e
Approximate — depends on local grid.☕Tea?Approximate — depends on local grid.🍔Burgers🧍People🌳Trees?Approximate — varies by species, climate and age of tree.
▲rising +2.2%/yr
🔥 Canada ranks #10 because its economy — across power, industry, transport and agriculture — released 936 Mt of CO₂e in 2024.
#10World rankThis country's place in the global league table of yearly CO₂e.22.7 t / yrPer personAverage emissions per person, per year.7%CoverageHow much of this country's emissions traces to a named owner.41.3MPopulationWorld Bank, 2024.North AmericaContinent
Canada_West Canadian - Alberta_Conventional onshore AB
Fossil Fuels
26.6 Mt
very low
Northern Rockies Regional District
Forestry & Land
21.7 Mt
very low
Bulkley-Nechako Regional District
Forestry & Land
21 Mt
very low
Nord-du-Québec County
Forestry & Land
20.7 Mt
very low
Division No. 17 Census Division
Forestry & Land
17.7 Mt
very low
Division No. 16 Census Division
Forestry & Land
17 Mt
very low
Yukon Territory
Forestry & Land
12.6 Mt
very low
📈Trend▾
National total, 2016–2024. Source: Climate TRACE. Canada is rising at +2.2% year on year.
Getting worse — based on the last 9 years of measured data.
❓What we know · what we don't▾
90%ConfidenceHow sure we are about the measurement. A low score doesn't lower the polluter's rank — it just shows the data is fuzzier.7%CoverageHow much of this country's emissions traces to a named owner.
Confidence reflects how completely Climate TRACE has measured this country’s emissions; coverage shows the share of those emissions we can tie to a named owner. Both feed the 0–100 Climate Damage Score above. Untraced emissions are real — they just don’t yet have a named owner in the open datasets we use.