Visualizing All the World’s Carbon Emissions by Country

According to the Global Carbon Atlas, the world’s top polluters are China, India, and the U.S., which accounted for 52% of the world’s CO₂ in 2021. This visual, breaking down all carbon emissions by country, captured our audience’s attention highlighting it as our spotlight piece this week.

This graphic shows the most innovative countries in the world, and the factors underlying their innovative strength.

This graphic illustrates the top 10 donors to Ukraine aid between January 24, 2022, and July 31, 2023.

This graphic visualizes 30 country's credit ratings, using data from the 2023 Sustainable Trade Index.

This infographic visualizes the 2.8 billion tonnes of metals mined in 2022, including technology metals, precious metals, and more.

How poorly did 'The Marvels' perform in its opening weekend, and how do other Marvel box office returns compare?

The wash of red in Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia indicates the regions where food unaffordability is at its peak.

The private equity industry holds a record $2.5 trillion in cash reserves. Will this spur a recovery in mergers and acquisitions?

Americans’ collective credit card debt surpassed $1 trillion for the first time in Q2 2023. Here we chart the last 20 years of activity.

This visual highlights the cost of insulin by country, showing how much more expensive diabetes medicine is in the U.S.

In this graphic, we break down where the $400 billion lithium battery industry will generate revenue in 2030.

Which companies excel in employee retention? Here are the companies that have the longest tenured employees in both the U.S. and UK.

Top tech giants such as Apple, Amazon, and Meta lead the list of companies with the worst employee retention in the U.S.

Where do our fish come from? This map charts ocean fishing activity and the amount of fish coming from aquaculture.