CO₂ emissions per person in the Netherlands: 6.3 tonnes in 2024, 42% less than in 1990

CO₂ emissions per person in the Netherlands, 1990 – 2024, in tonnes. That is the lowest point in the series.

Source: Our World in Data, grafiek "CO₂ emissions per capita" (data: Global Carbon Budget (2025); Population based on various sources (2024)) · opgehaald 25 oktober 2026Open the table Single block

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Table: co-emissions-per-capita
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CO₂ emissions per person in the Netherlands: 6.3 tonnes in 2024, 42% less than in 1990

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