Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emissions by U.S. State

Most air pollution laws in the United States are regulated at the national level, so the state data isn't THAT important. But, the state level data can provide interesting insights into how carbon dioxide emissions differ based on infrastructure and population density.
This video was made with the most up-to-date information available in March 2024. I'm not updating these videos every year, so I would encourage you to explore the data I used here: ttps://www.eia.gov/environment/emissions/state/ as they keep their information updated.
I would encourage you to watch my entire Climate Change playlist (www.youtube.co..., as I start at the foundations of carbon cycle on Earth and work up to the impacts of climate change.

[@mikebrant192]

Great job! I'm a retired full-time RVer. I've travelled to 14 states in the past years and I've had this very discussion many, many times. I'm saving this URL..... LOL

[@ProfessorNewtoff]

When you see that many states, you (literally) see the differences in local economies, culture, and attitudes. It's a cool thing to see, though can be disheartening too. Enjoy the RV life!