|  Singapore | | |
| CO2 emissions (kilo tonnes) | 43,705 (2020)
[58/191countries] | | |
| CO2 emissions per capita (metric tonnes) | 7.69 (2020)
[21/191countries] | | |
| CO2 emissions (kg per PPP $ of GDP) | 0.077 (2020)
[160/181countries] | | |
| % of those who think that global climate change is a major threat to their country | 59.4% (2022)
[16/19countries] | | |
| % of those willing to change much about how to live and work to help reduce the effects of global climate change | 29.6% (2021)
[13/17countries] | | |
| % of those who think that making choices that help reduce the effects of global climate change is very important to be a good citizen | 53.6% (2022)
[16/19countries] | | |
| % of those who think that their country is dealing well with global climate change | 78.0% (2021)
[2/17countries] | | |
| % of those who think that the United States is dealing well with global climate change | 49.1% (2021)
[1/17countries] | | |
| % of those who think that the United Nations is dealing well with global climate change | 69.2% (2021)
[1/17countries] | | |
| % of those who think that the European Union is dealing well with global climate change | 72.3% (2021)
[4/17countries] | | |
| % of those who think that actions taken by the international community to address global climate change will mostly benefit their country's economy | 34.3% (2021)
[10/17countries] | | |
| % of those who think that actions taken by the international community to address global climate change will mostly harm their country's economy | 17.2% (2021)
[15/17countries] | | |
| % of those who are confident of actions taken by the international community to address global climate change | 63.9% (2021)
[2/17countries] | | |
