The amount of anthropogenic SO2 emission from Pakistan was 180 kilo tonnes (kt) in 20191 . How many grams of SO2 were emitted to the atmosphere? How many grams of Sulfur was emitted to the Atmosphere? Pakistan population was 216.6 million in 2019. How many kg of solid Sulfur/Head was emitted?

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