According to World Bank, the CO2 metric tons per capita emission is 3.4 in 2010. As Figure 1 below illustrates, energy (including transport)-related activities have the dominant share of GHGs emissions in Jordan totaling 73% followed by almost close percentage for both waste and industrial activities totaling 10% and 9% respectively. Activities from Agriculture and LULUCF have the lowest, also close percentages, of 5% and 3.0 % respectively. Figure 1. JordanÃ¢ÂÂs greenhouse gas emissions by sectors in 2006. These emissions are expected to grow according to the 2006 baseline scenario used in the TNC (2014) to eq. in the years 2020, 2030 and 2040 respectively due to normal growth models.