In 2017, we are approaching the 'event horizon' of irreversibility with climate change. In December 2017, Jeremy Mathis, Director of NOAA's Arctic Programme said,
"the environment is changing so quickly . . . there is an almost runaway effect . . . we can't quite get a handle on what this new state is going to look like."

However, the UK Government refuses to align its carbon reduction target with the Paris Climate Agreement

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1. All Country CREDIT DEBIT (1750-2020)
2. All Country alphabetical
3. C&C first 20 years
4. EAC Carbon Budget Enquiries
5. C&C is Embedded in 'CBAT', the Carbon Budget Analysis Tool
6. Global Warming is Accelerating
7. Sinks shrinking
8. Collaboration with Plan-B
9. Submission to the Talanoa Dialogue
10. Damages Liabilities
11. Judicial Review
12. The irrationality of delay - the case in a Nutshell
13. Judicial Review - Update
14. Speech
15. Judicial Review - Second Update
16. HMG dodgy statistics 
17. Sane Safe Fair - Why does HMG insist on a UK CO2 share >3 times its equal share?
18. IPCC Miracle for AR6 - more carbon equals less temperature
19. Assumptions (ideology vs logic)
20. 'Dominance' (Music) - the 'seminal derivation' of 'Phi'
21. Eternity
22. A Beautiful Model

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From 1750 to 2013 & forward to 2050, by country & at each point in time (by year), carbon-shares are calculated in relation to the global per capita average amount of emissions in each of those years. This defines the international per capita average of carbon consumption as a global reference standard over that time. Here is consumption by resource 1750 to 2013

The extent of carbon CREDIT and/or DEBIT internationally accumulated since 1750 is recorded in the country charts and tables at the regional links here: -

ASIA AFRICA AMERICA EUROPE OCEANIA

From this global reference standard, we can quantify and compare international carbon consumption per unit time over: -

• the 'PAST', a period of gradual emissions expansion (with ~50% accumulation in the global atmosphere & 25% accumulation in the global sinks) &
  
  
• the 'FUTURE', a period of rapid emissions contraction and what needs to happen 2014-2050 for UNFCCC-compliance, as per the Paris Agreement (see below).
  
  
• So with the national parts commuting with the international whole across time and space, if an individual country's actual emissions: -
  
  
  • were above that average, the country as a whole was debiting the global commons account,
    with the country's gross emissions integral (1750-2013) being shown, as here e.g. Australia
    
    
  • were below that average, the country as a whole was crediting the global commons account,
    with the country's gross emissions integral (1750-2013) being shown, as here e.g. Papua New Guinea
    
    
  • were both above and below that average, the country as a whole was both crediting and debiting the global commons account,
    with the country's gross emissions integral (1750-2013) being shown, as here e.g. Finland
    
    Here is an Easy Visualization summarising how & why CREDIT:DEBIT is calculated this way
    Here is a Simple Basis for internationally sharing accumulated Joint-Several Liability for climate loss-&-damages claims arising at this time
    

Past emissions data comes primarily from CDIAC (Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Centre - US Government);
Population data comes from various sources (principally from the World Bank);
Future carbon budget integrals to meet the temperature targets in the 'Paris Agreement' come from the IPCC AR5 Synthesis Report.

A short explantation of each element of the global analysis that has been done for each country

With some overall analysis of CO2 flows 1750-2050, the 209 countries in this study are listed here

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1. All Country CREDIT DEBIT (1750-2020)
2. C&C first 20 years
3. EAC Carbon Budget Enquiries
4. C&C is Embedded in 'CBAT', the Carbon Budget Analysis Tool
5. Global Warming is Accelerating
6. Sinks shrinking
7. Collaboration with Plan-B
8. Submission to the Talanoa Dialogue
9. Damages Liabilities
10. Judicial Review
11. The irrationality of delay - the case in a Nutshell
12. Judicial Review - Update
13. Speech
14. Judicial Review - Second Update
15. HMG dodgy statistics 
16. Sane Safe Fair - Why does HMG insist on a UK CO2 share >3 times its equal share?
17. IPCC Miracle for AR6 - more carbon equals less temperature
18. Assumptions (ideology vs logic)
19. 'Dominance' (Music) - the 'seminal derivation' of 'Phi'
20. Eternity
21. A Beautiful Model