CarbonGraph turns carbon data into readable charts: emission trends over time, footprint breakdowns, sector and country comparisons, plus guides to charting honestly.
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What Carbon Graph Does
Turning carbon numbers into graphs: emission trends, footprint breakdowns, and country comparisons charted clearly, with guides on reading and making carbon charts honestly.
Emissions over time — global, national, and per person — in one consistent style.
What a typical footprint is made of, sliced by food, travel, home, and stuff.
Total versus per-capita emissions side by side, so both stories show.
Power, transport, industry, land: which sectors emit what.
How to read a carbon chart without being misled by axes and baselines.
Templates for charting your own household or company carbon data.
How Carbon Graph Works
Start from what you want to know: is it rising, what is it made of, or how do places compare.
Each question maps to a chart type — trend, breakdown, or comparison — and we show you how to read it.
Use the DIY templates to graph your household or company data the same clear way.
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From published public datasets — national inventories and recognized research compilations — with every chart linking its source so you can check the numbers yourself.
Because they answer different questions: totals show which countries emit most overall, per-capita shows what an average resident emits. An honest picture needs both, which is why we chart them together.
Charts on the site are meant to be shared for education with attribution and a link to the source data noted on each one.
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