Abstract: Increasing of green house gases cause climate change and it goes up world temperature 2°C. CO₂ emissions are one of GHG and it is resulted by anthropogenic. Their source can be derived by primary, secondary and tertiary sources. There is no study about relationship between meat consumption as tertiary source and CO₂ emissions in Indonesia. This study analyzed how meat consumption produces CO₂ emissions in Indonesia and its province. The calculation used linier regression created from 169 countries in the world. The result of study shows that the average annual of meat consumption is 0.32 kg per capita produce 510 kg CO₂ emissions from 2007-2014. Meanwhile in 2015 Kalimantan Tengah (Central Borneo) and Riau become two big provinces which produce CO₂ emission come from meat consumption both urban and rural.