Emissions of consumption could be a more significant indicator rather than national greenhouse production: many European companies have moved production from Europe to Asia the last ten years, which does not necessarily change the overall emissions of the world or the company. According to the Guardian, the most widely cited international dataset for consumption emissions is from year 2001 including the consumption emissions per capita of all greenhouse gases.[7] Italy’s footprint in 2001 was 12 ton CO2 per person (rank no 21)[8] Italy’s domestic share of greenhouse gas emissions was 62%.[9]