Abstract:Based on the panel data during 1993-2013 of BRIC countries, this paper empirically analyses the impact of the economic growth,energy consumption and financial development on carbon emission of BRIC Countries. The empirical results show that the energy consumption of fossil fuel has the long-run greatest impact on carbon emissions. Economic growth and energy consumption of fossil fuel are positively correlated with carbon emission, on the contrary, financial development has a negative correlation with carbon emission. In the short term, there is oneway Granger causality relationship between economic growth and financial development, between energy consumption of fossil fuel and carbon emission, between financial development and carbon emission. Finally, this study puts forward policy suggestions on improving environmental quality from economic growth, energy consumption and financial development .