<p>This study examined the growth patterns of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions for 29 selected Asian countries from 1990 to 2022. The growth patterns of per capita emissions of carbon dioxide for different countries were estimated by applying the trend-stationary or difference-stationary process. The growth rates of per capita CO₂ emissions for most Asian countries were either medium or high over the study period. The shape of the Environmental Kuznets curve was N-shaped for a few selected countries on the continent. Most countries maintained an expensive negative decoupling relationship between emissions of CO₂ and economic growth. The study also used the panel Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model (ARDL) method for the estimation of long-run and short-run relationships between emissions of CO₂ and a few environment-related indicators of selected Asian countries. The panel unit root test and Pedroni cointegration tests established evidence in favor of a long-run relationship between emissions of CO₂ and its determinants. In conclusion, the emissions of CO₂ in most of the selected countries can be reduced with improvements in increases in forest area and higher use of renewable energy.</p>