# How did greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) change in Yukon?

> Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) increased in Yukon.

Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) rose from 583 Kilotonnes to 629 Kilotonnes between 2009 and 2023—an increase of 46 Kilotonnes, or 7.9%. It reached an observed high of 706 Kilotonnes in 2012 before ending at 629 Kilotonnes in 2023.

## Answer scope

- Geography: Yukon (YT)
- Period: 2009 to 2023
- Frequency: Annual
- Source updated: 2025-12-11
- Accounting basis: Statistics Canada physical-flow account
- Emissions coverage: Industries and households
- Emissions unit: Kilotonnes of CO₂ equivalent
- Gases covered: Carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide

## Key figures

- Start · 2009: 583 Kilotonnes
- Latest · 2023: 629 Kilotonnes
- Overall change: +46 Kilotonnes (7.9% increase)

## Exact observations

| Period | Series | Source display value | Value as charted | Chart unit |
| --- | --- | ---: | ---: | --- |
| 2009 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 583 Kilotonnes | 583 | Kilotonnes |
| 2010 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 658 Kilotonnes | 658 | Kilotonnes |
| 2011 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 702 Kilotonnes | 702 | Kilotonnes |
| 2012 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 706 Kilotonnes | 706 | Kilotonnes |
| 2013 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 627 Kilotonnes | 627 | Kilotonnes |
| 2014 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 484 Kilotonnes | 484 | Kilotonnes |
| 2015 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 517 Kilotonnes | 517 | Kilotonnes |
| 2016 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 518 Kilotonnes | 518 | Kilotonnes |
| 2017 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 549 Kilotonnes | 549 | Kilotonnes |
| 2018 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 616 Kilotonnes | 616 | Kilotonnes |
| 2019 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 658 Kilotonnes | 658 | Kilotonnes |
| 2020 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 565 Kilotonnes | 565 | Kilotonnes |
| 2021 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 627 Kilotonnes | 627 | Kilotonnes |
| 2022 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 610 Kilotonnes | 610 | Kilotonnes |
| 2023 | Greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) | 629 Kilotonnes | 629 | Kilotonnes |

## How to read this measure

This is the physical-flow account, not the ECCC National Inventory Report or a consumption footprint. Methane and nitrous oxide use global warming potentials of 28 and 265. 2009–2022 data were revised in December 2025. Totals may differ from component sums due to rounding.

## How this answer was calculated

The headline compares the first and last observations shown. Absolute change is the last source value minus the first; relative change is (last ÷ first − 1) × 100. Intermediate observations remain visible in the chart and exact values. This is descriptive and does not identify causes.

## Source and provenance

- Official source: [Statistics Canada table 38-10-0097-01](<https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=3810009701>)
- Table title: Physical flow account for greenhouse gas emissions
- Dataset identifier: 38100097
- Canonical human-readable answer: <https://www.canadaindata.ca/?place=yt&analysis=statcan-38100097-trend&subject=38>
- Province and territory comparison: <https://www.canadaindata.ca/comparisons/statcan-38100097-trend>
- Interpretation policy: this answer describes the selected observations; it does not infer causation.
- Source acknowledgement: Adapted from Statistics Canada, Physical flow account for greenhouse gas emissions, 2025-12-11. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

## Evidence version

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## Suggested citation

Canada in Data. “How did greenhouse gas emissions from industries and households (physical flow account) change in Yukon?” Yukon. Source updated 2025-12-11. <https://www.canadaindata.ca/?place=yt&analysis=statcan-38100097-trend&subject=38>

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