Global Emissions Python Library
From the CORGIS Dataset Project
By Sam Donald
Version 1.0.0, created 9/23/2022
Tags: emissions, CO2, CO2 share, N2O, CH4
Overview
The dataset allows for comparisons of various countries and regions in relation to overall emission trends along with their sources
https://github.com/owid/co2-data
Explore Structure
Each row represents emission report.
| Index | Type | Example Value |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | dict | { } |
| 1 | dict | (same structure) |
| 2 | dict | (same structure) |
| ... | ... | ... |
| Key | Type | Example Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
"Year" |
int |
1992
|
The year of the emission report |
"Country" |
dict | { } | |
"Emissions" |
dict | { } |
| Key | Type | Example Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
"Name" |
str |
"Afghanistan"
|
The name of a country |
"Code" |
str |
"AFG"
|
Abbreviation of country |
"GDP" |
float |
12677538816.0
|
A countries gross domestic product for a given year |
"Population" |
int |
14485543
|
A countries population for a given year |
| Key | Type | Example Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
"CH4" |
float |
7.13
|
The total amount of CH4 produced (kilotons) |
"N2O" |
float |
2.89
|
The total amount of N2O produced (kilotons) |
"CO2" |
dict | { } |
| Key | Type | Example Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
"Cement" |
float |
0.046
|
The total amount of CO2 produced (kilotons) related to the cement production |
"Coal" |
float |
0.022
|
The total amount of CO2 produced (kilotons) related to the coal industry |
"Gas" |
float |
0.363
|
The total amount of CO2 produced (kilotons) related to gas consumption |
"Oil" |
float |
0.927
|
The total amount of CO2 produced (kilotons) related to oil consumption |
"Flaring" |
float |
0.022
|
The total amount of CO2 produced (kilotons) related to flaring |
"Other" |
float |
0.0
|
The total amount of CO2 produced (kilotons) related to flaring other areas (such that CO2 total is sum of components) |
"Total" |
float |
1.379
|
The total amount of CO2 produced (kilotons) |
Downloads
Download all of the following files.
Usage
import global_emissions
emissions = global_emissions.get_emissions()
Documentation
- get_emissions()
- Returns a list of dictionaries representing Emissions.