This is obivously not the actual point of the map, but why have a bunch of countries in Central Africa merged? It looks like Angola, both Congos, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea
I didn’t notice, good catch. I wonder if it is an aliasing/resolution issue.
They are actually there in the report… but barely. They’re much lighter than every other border. It doesn’t seem to be mentioned anywhere so I assume it was just a mistake
This is so niche… Not current production, not future production, not emissions, just the difference between production now and production later seemingly designed to give the middle east and Venezuela a pass because they’re already producing a crazy amount
The US is the biggest producer now ahead of Russia and Saudi Arabia, Venezuela is at 21st. This post is about future production expansion.
Let’s not pretend Guyana are as bad as Mexico, Nigeria and Kazakhstan though
This map, but for coal, tells a far worse story.
This map is about future oil and gas expansion. You can see the list of countries by past and present coal production here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_coal_production
So the consumers of oil are good. Just the producers are bad. This is the boogeyman in map form.
The US is also the biggest consumer ahead of China.