How much co2 comes from termites?

Termites are estimated to produce around 1-5% of global methane emissions, which is a potent greenhouse gas, but they also contribute to carbon dioxide emissions through their respiration and decomposition processes. It is estimated that termites emit approximately 1-2 billion metric tons of CO2 annually. While this is significant, it is much lower than emissions from human activities such as fossil fuel burning. Overall, termites play a complex role in the carbon cycle, both as decomposers and as contributors to greenhouse gas emissions.