[schnuri]

I‘d love to see a list of the largest emitters.

[tlrss]

You might be interested in Climate TRACE. They produce a global inventory, identifying the largest individual sources of emissions, and publish it CC-BY - https://climatetrace.org/downloads

[thegrim22]

The fact that they decided not to mention who the largest emitters are should clue you into who it is.

[p1mrx]

Ugh, don't tell me it's those goddamn humans again.

[rootusrootus]

Southeast Asia? At least from the map someone else linked to, that seems to be a good part of the answer. Admittedly, I need to be smacked pretty hard with the clue bat because it isn't as apparent to me as it is to you.

[0xDEF]

It's sad we have reached a level of political correctness that means even American tax funded researchers are afraid to call out non-Western countries like China and India.

[harpiaharpyja]

So it's China then?

[IAmGraydon]

I agree - it would be great if the data was public. I’m sure a large amount of this comes from natural gas flares.

[dsukhin]

The data is indeed public [0]. But beware, it’s huge to download; it’s also available in a hosted/queryable interface on Google Earth Engine [1].

[0] https://scihub.copernicus.eu/twiki/do/view/SciHubWebPortal/W...

[1] https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/datasets/catalog/...