China, India, all other developing countries other than China and India, U.S., Europe, Russia. Unfortunately there's no total. It says "Source: Global Carbon Project", so they presumably have totals (no link in the article to it, sigh).

https://apnews.com/article/climate-change-warming-projections-baku-paris-agreement-285ebf7f831f09ac2c913a0e1b59e43a

It also is apparently just CO2 emissions, not all greenhouse emissions. I think greenhouse gas emissions other than CO2 emissions are rising faster than CO2 emissions, but I haven't looked for links (non-CO2 greenhouse gasses are not mentioned in the article at all).

CO2 is currently responsible for about 2/3 of the heating, the remaining greenhouse gasses are about a third from stuff I've read elsewhere.

it sure doesn't look like its plateauing to me. The last data point is 2023. Maybe 2024 over 2023 will be flat because of China's economic problems, just a guess.



As a reminder, Azerbaijan is the host country of an attempt to do something about catastrophic global climate disruption. Why they have to bring up century-old history, who knows. I read that part of northern Azerbaijan, with a large ethnic Russian population, is probably on a short list of Putin's next-after-Ukraine target list. I wonder why they don't bitch about Russia's colonial history (Azerbaijan was part of the old Soviet Union).

IIRC, CH4 (methane) may be one. Have seen a number of articles complaining about all the emissions from pigs and cattle.

There was an article years back about mysterious large holes showing up from nowhere in Russian permafrost that was determined to be trapped methane escaping from the thawing ground.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/11/climate/exploding-siberian-craters-permafrost-explained/index.html

as well as from glaciers that are slowly melting.

Combined Heating Influence of greenhouse gasses (it looks like CO2 is about 2/3 of the total). 10/9/24 https://upload.democraticunderground.com/1127176952
https://www.climate.gov/media/14599

There's a band of very faint light blue at the top - I believe that is CFC's. The next two bluish ones are HCFCs and CFCs

The purple one above the methane is nitrous oxide.

There's been a 49% increase in GHG Heating Influence since 1990



Yup, methane is the big number 2 (in more ways than one )

Fluorine and chlorine being pretty reactive with hydrogen. Had to check to see where the nitrous oxide was coming from as that is an odd one (aside from use as an anesthesia)... and apparently it tends to be released due to current agricultural practices. I know there had been an extended push to remove phosphorous/phosphate fertilizers that have caused all sorts of issues in water systems but the use of nitrogen (part of the "N-P-K" ratios/categorizations for fertilizers, where the "N" is "Nitrogen" and is used to promote foliage growth) and reactivity with oxygen is interesting, as it's usually sourced from some sort of ammonia (NH3) compound.