But first, Let's Blame the Whole Planet:

Carbon emissions can be categorized as coming from 5 principle sources:

• Solids burning of coal for electricity

• Liquids gasoline for transportation this is where improvements in average fuel economy or changes in transportation styles really matter

• Gases burning of natural gas for electricity and space heating

• Flaring associated with fossil fuel mining/drilling/etc

• Cement CO2 is emitted from the calcination process of limestone (to produce lime), from combustion of fuels in the kiln, as well as from power generation needed to make the cement. Estimates suggest that 5%-10% of anthropogenic carbon emission is due to cement and this is increasing due to activities in Asia.
  

  Note that the 2008 figure has been estimated to be 1.45 billion tons, up from 1.35 billion in 2007. The Cement Authority

  The current production rate in the world is about 3 billion tons per year. That's equivalent to you carrying around 1000 pounds of new cement every year!

The United States Profile:

(First Graph = aggregate; second graph = per capita)

5 MT per capita

The China Profile:

India Profile:

Japan Profile:

Mexico Profile:

Brazil Profile:

Indonesia Profile:

France Profile:

Romania Profile

Saudi Arabia - Note the Flaring Period

Sweden

United Kingdom

Germany

South Korea

Chilie

Russia

USSR