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What is Mt CO₂-e? Emissions are a combination of gases. Most are Carbon Dioxide (CO₂). The other gases are measured as a Carbon Dioxide equivalent (CO₂-e) based on the amount of heat they trap in the atmosphere. They’re measured in Million Tonnes (Mt).
Australia has legislated targets for greenhouse gas emissions.
This data helps you track progress to those targets.
It shows Australia's yearly net emissions and how they compare with 2005.
FAQs: Why is 2005 the baseline? What does 'Net' mean? Click the Read more button below.
Total and Target
Australia
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YEAR |
Mt CO₂-e |
NET |
v 2005 |
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Total and Target
Australia
Total and Target
Australia
When countries report their emissions, they're divided into sectors. Here are some key terms:
For more, click the Read more button.
Sector Emissions
Australia
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SECTOR |
Mt CO₂-e |
NET |
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Sector Emissions
Australia
Sector Emissions
Australia
Australia's Constitution divides powers and responsibilities between its eight states and territories and the federal government.
Each state and territory has its own unique economy, priorities and policies.
They are making different progress towards Net Zero for different reasons.
Drill down into each state, and click below to learn more.
States and Territories
Australia
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STATE / TERRITORY |
per 100k |
Mt CO₂-e |
NET |
|---|
States and Territories
Australia
States and Territories
Australia
How does Australia rank compared to other countries?
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Note: This data source is the Potsdam Institute in Germany. It excludes emissions from the Land Use sector. To learn more, click Read more below.
Worldwide
Australia
Worldwide
Australia
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