The table compares eight different countries in terms of their greenhouse gas emissions and their renewable Energy sources in 2019.
Overall, it is evident that Canada and South Korea have the highest level of gas emissions. Contrariwise, the South Africa demonstrate the lowest indicator among the eight countires that were given.
Regarding emissions, Canada and South Korea produced the most CO_2, at 730,000 and 728,000 kilo tonnes respectively. However, when looking at gas emissions per capita figures, Australia recorded the highest amount at 21.49, closely followed by Canada(19.43), and Saudi Arabia(18.97). Conversely, Indonesia has the lowest per capita emissions(2.7), despite having a higher total output than France and Iran.
In terms of rewneable energy, Canada has the highest precentage(22.1%), France followed with 15.5%, while Australia reached 10.1%. Most other nations stayed below the 10% mark, with the lowest figures seen in Iran (0.8%) and Saudi Arabia, which produced no renewable energy at all.