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Methane emissions in metric tons total in Lithuania

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The methane emissions in metric tons total in Lithuania currently stands at 110,000, marking a decrease of 8,000 (-6.8%) compared to 2021.
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Value Equal sized Natural
Source:
PRIMAP-hist national historical emissions
Data availability:
Regions:
205
Date range: 1750 to 2022
Points:
55,965
Measure:
Metric Tons
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Croatia
135,000
-4,000
(2022)
Slovakia
130,000
-2,000
(2022)
Bosnia and Herzegovina
115,000
0
(2022)
Albania
104,000
-2,000
(2022)
Moldova
92,700
-1,200
(2022)
Slovenia
73,700
-800
(2022)
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Carbon dioxide by waste
2,190
-260
(2022)
Nitrous oxide by waste
248
+11
(2022)
Hydrofluorocarbons by industrial processes
567,000
+25,000
(2022)
CO2 equivalent by waste
684,000
-129,000
(2022)
PM2.5 population exposured
96%
-1.1%
(2017)
Perfluorocarbons by industrial processes
0
0
(2022)
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Lithuania Methane emissions between 1903 and 2022
Period Value Change
2022 110,000 -8,000
2021 118,000 -1,000
2020 119,000 -3,000
2019 122,000 -3,000
2018 125,000 -7,000
2017 132,000 -3,000
2016 135,000 -3,000
2015 138,000 -1,000
2014 139,000 +1,000
2013 138,000 -3,000
2012 141,000 0
2011 141,000 -5,000
2010 146,000 -1,000
2009 147,000 -3,000
2008 150,000 -6,000
2007 156,000 -1,000
2006 157,000 0
2005 157,000 0
2004 157,000 0
2003 157,000 +3,000
2002 154,000 +2,000
2001 152,000 -3,000
2000 155,000 -6,000
1999 161,000 -9,000
1998 170,000 -6,000
1997 176,000 +1,000
1996 175,000 -3,000
1995 178,000 -10,000
1994 188,000 -19,000
1993 207,000 -30,000
1992 237,000 -34,000
1991 271,000 -8,000
1990 279,000 -2,000
1989 281,000 +4,000
1988 277,000 -2,000
1987 279,000 +3,000
1986 276,000 0
1985 276,000 +3,000
1984 273,000 +4,000
1983 269,000 +3,000
1982 266,000 +3,000
1981 263,000 0
1980 263,000 +3,000
1979 260,000 +3,000
1978 257,000 +4,000
1977 253,000 0
1976 253,000 +1,000
1975 252,000 +5,000
1974 247,000 +6,000
1973 241,000 +2,000
1972 239,000 +6,000
1971 233,000 +8,000
1970 225,000 -2,000
1969 227,000 +1,000
1968 226,000 +3,000
1967 223,000 +8,000
1966 215,000 +11,000
1965 204,000 +5,000
1964 199,000 -3,000
1963 202,000 +9,000
1962 193,000 +10,000
1961 183,000 -4,000
1960 187,000 +2,000
1959 185,000 +3,000
1958 182,000 +1,000
1957 181,000 +2,000
1956 179,000 +1,000
1955 178,000 +1,000
1954 177,000 +1,000
1953 176,000 +1,000
1952 175,000 +1,000
1951 174,000 0
1950 174,000 -1,000
1949 175,000 -1,000
1948 176,000 -1,000
1947 177,000 -1,000
1946 178,000 -1,000
1945 179,000 -1,000
1944 180,000 -2,000
1943 182,000 -1,000
1942 183,000 -6,000
1941 189,000 0
1940 189,000 -2,000
1939 191,000 +10,000
1938 181,000 +1,000
1937 180,000 +2,000
1936 178,000 +2,000
1935 176,000 +2,000
1934 174,000 +2,000
1933 172,000 +2,000
1932 170,000 +2,000
1931 168,000 +2,000
1930 166,000 +1,000
1929 165,000 0
1928 165,000 +1,000
1927 164,000 0
1926 164,000 0
1925 164,000 +1,000
1924 163,000 0
1923 163,000 0
1922 163,000 0
1921 163,000 -1,000
1920 164,000 +1,000
1919 163,000 0
1918 163,000 0
1917 163,000 +1,000
1916 162,000 0
1915 162,000 +1,000
1914 161,000 +1,000
1913 160,000 +1,000
1912 159,000 +1,000
1911 158,000 +1,000
1910 157,000 +1,000
1909 156,000 +2,000
1908 154,000 +1,000
1907 153,000 +1,000
1906 152,000 +1,000
1905 151,000 +1,000
1904 150,000 0
1903 150,000
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