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April 2007
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! The N-11 and BRICs together accounted for more CO2 emissions than the G6 in 2004, making these countries cooperation critical to future global efforts to curb emissions. In 2004, the N-11 (with almost 19% of the worlds population) accounted for 9% of total emissions, compared with 29% for the BRICs and 35% for the G6 (with population shares of 43% and 11%, respectively). ! On a per capita basis, even the largest emitters among the N-11Korea and Irantrail the US by an huge margin. Koreas 48mn people account for less than 2% of global CO2 emissions, and Irans 70mn for just 1.5%, compared with 20% for the 300mn people in the US.
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