Infographic: Pakistan’s carbon emissions

Author: Rhytha Zahid Hejaze

Pakistan’s carbon emissions have tripled since 1960, but it’s still among the world’s lowest contributors of carbon dioxide. The following infographic illustrates Pakistan’s carbon emissions since 1960 and also compares it with other countries.

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