What’s with this map?

Countries on this map are sized to show their relative CO₂ emissions from energy use from 1850 to 2011. Historical (or “cumulative”) emissions remain relevant because CO₂ can remain in the air for centuries. Europe and the US dominate, having released around half of all the CO₂ ever emitted.

CarbonMap.org by Kiln.digital

From the Ground Up: Creating Heat and Climate Resilient Communities 09/28/2023
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Exhibition Open: September 23—October 01, 2023
Japanese American National Museum & Riverside Art Museum
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