Which countries have the greatest carbon footprint? As of research conducted by Pitney Bowes, collecting the latest data from around the globe, the country with the greatest carbon footprint per capita — no surprise — is the United States, with 20.1 tons of CO2 per capita. But numbers two, three, and four may surprise you. Per

capita, they are . . . Canada (18.4 tons) Belgium (14.3 tons) Finland (11.8 tons) If you look at CO2 emissions by ratio to GDP, however, the numbers look quite different. Here’s how they stack up: Read more of this story »

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Which Countries Have the Greatest Carbon Footprint?