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Page 1Page 2 Based on the pie charts, how do global greenhouse gas emissions differ from US greenhouse gas emissions? The world emits more carbon dioxide and less methane than the United States. The world emits less combined nitrous oxide and fluorinated gases than the United States. The world emits less carbon dioxide and more methane than the United States. The world emits more fluorinated gases and methane than the United States.

Correct Answer: The world emits less carbon dioxide and more methane than the United States.

Answer 1

its C

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Answer 2

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On average absolute basis, China is the largest emitter of carbon dioxide in the world and The United states emit the second most carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels for electricity, heat, and transportation, based on territorial emissions of CO2 in the world. Until 2006 United States was the world's largest national CO2 emitter, however, The United States saw the largest decline in energy related CO2 emissions in 2019 on a country basis. However, according to World Resources Institute, 2017 base on per capita greenhouse gas emissions, the United States has the highest followed by Russia.

Based on the pie charts, how do global greenhouse gas emissions differ from US greenhouse gas emissions: The world emits less carbon dioxide and more methane than the United States.