Interactive World Map on Renewable Energy & CO2 Emissions
October 19th, 2012 by Tim Tyler
Using data from the Yale University’s Environmental Performance Index to create an interactive map of energy standards across the globe, Direct Blinds has produced a great inside look at renewable energy and CO2 worldwide. The Guardian writes:
“Taking scores from the index relating to renewable energy and carbon dioxide emissions, the graphic shows data for the 19 single-country members of the G-20, and for the 10 top performing nations in each of the two categories.”
Unfortunately, the map is too big to display on Cleantechnica, so head on over to Direct Blinds to check it out.
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Tim Tyler Holds an electronic's engineering degree and is working toward a second degree in IT/web development. Enjoy's renewable energy topic's and has a passion for the environment. Part time writer and web developer, full time husband and father.
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