Emissions in Oklahoma

≈ 90 MMT
CO2 emissions
≈ 22 metric tons
Per capita

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorOklahomaUnited States
CO2 emissions per capita (t)2214.7

National ranking

How states rank by co2 emissions per capita.

#1Kentucky0
#2Louisiana0
#3Wyoming1
#4Alaska2
#5New York7.8
#6Massachusetts8.5
#7Washington9.2
#8California9.3
#9Nevada9.5
#10Oregon9.5
#11New Jersey10.1
#12Rhode Island10.4M
#13North Carolina10.4
#14Delaware10.5M
#15Georgia11.3
#16Virginia11.4
#17Arizona12
#18Colorado12.5
#19Tennessee12.9
#20Minnesota13
#21New Hampshire14
#22Michigan15
#23South Dakota15
#24Illinois15.5
#25Wisconsin15.5
#26Maine15.6
#27Ohio17.3
#28Missouri19
#29Utah20
#30Indiana26.5
#31Montana28
#32New Mexico28
#33Vermont50
#34Pennsylvania205
#35Florida213
#36Texas663

Overview

Oklahoma's emissions stands at ≈ 90 MMT, a key indicator for anyone evaluating emissions in the state. Additional figures include per capita: ≈ 22 metric tons, giving a fuller picture of emissions trends across Oklahoma. Oklahoma emits about 90 million metric tons of CO2 annually, with per-capita emissions above the national average due to its energy industry.

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