I couldnt give less of a **** my friend The industrial stuff they produce is crap, the rest of it is consumerist trash it's a mistake of a country with awful history and it needs eliminating
Oceania: Probably Tahiti or somewhere tiny like that (nothing on this continent anyway kek.)
Africa: DR Congo (again, obvious)
N.America: Mexico (The other two countries on this continent are effective trading partners, sorry Mexico )
S.America: Venezuela (because **** socialism.)
North America has more three countries: Guatemala, El Salvador, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panamá, Costa Rica are all on the continent, plus more than a handful of island nations (including Cuba), and overseas territories of other countries such as Denmark and the UK.
You said "It's normal for small countries to have much higher per capita emission."
I just showed it's not normal.
Normality is not established by exceptions, but the norm.
The countries with the highest carbon emission per capita are as follow:
1. Qatar 2. Trinidad and Tobago 3. Curacao 4. Kuwait 5. Bahrain 6. Dutch Sint Maarten 7. Brunei Darussalam 8. Luxembourg 9. UAE 10. Saudi Arabia 11. United States 12. Australia 13. Oman 14. Gibraltar 15. Kazakhstan 16. Estonia 17. New Caledonia 18. Mongolia 19. Canada 20. Turkmenistan
It's quite clear whether it's normal for smaller countries, especially those in the Middle East, to have a high per capita carbon emission.
You can of course disprove this by averaging the number for all small countries, as that'd be another norm.