Here you’ll find graphs, charts, tables and maps with statistics on the environment.
To see graphics for other policy areas, go to the Graphics Warehouse.
Graphics on the Environment
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- Just Transition Mechanism
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- Amazonian region
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- Composition of marine litter found on European beaches (in 2016, share by item count)
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- Increase in aquaculture food fish production from 1995 to 2016, by selected major producers in Asia and the rest of the world (in thousand tonnes)
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- Cumulative offshore wind capacity: trend over time (2000-2017, in gigawatts) and by main countries (2017)
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- Annual climate change finance in the EU budget (€ billion, share of total, 2014-2020)
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- Cumulative climate change finance in the EU budget since 2014 (€ billion, share of total resources, 2014-2020)
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- Net import dependency of natural gas % of gross inland consumption+international bunkers, 2016
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- Primary energy production Million tonnes of oil equivalent – Mtoe
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- Share of renewable energy In gross final energy consumption, %, 2016
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- Primary energy consumption by fuel Million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent
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- Greenhouse gas emissions by Member State kg CO₂ equivalent per person, 2017
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- Greenhouse gas emissions by source sector Million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent, 2016
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- Greenhouse gas emissions by Member State Change of GHG from 1990 to 2017 (%)
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- Greenhouse gas emissions trend Projections and targets in the EU
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- GDP, material consumption and resource productivity in the EU (2000-2015)
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- Domestic material consumption by main category, EU-28, 2016 (tonnes per capita)
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- Marine litter on EU beaches, by count (2016)
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- What EU cohesion policy finances (in billion €)
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- Climate impacts on urban life
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- Mercury emissions by sector in EU-28 (2013)
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- Plastics demand by polymer (2015)
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- Plastics demand by sector (2015)
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- Member State’s GHG reduction targets and maximum annual flexibilities
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- Municipal waste treatment methods and waste per capita in the EU-28 (2014)
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- Recycling rates for packaging waste by material in the EU-28 (2013)
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