Some glimmers of hope on the weather front of global warming. European and N. American economies have not increased their CO2 emissions since the year 2000.
This good news has been overshadowed by increased emissions elsewhere, mostly from China. However, even on that front the rate of increase has declined, with China now leading the global clean-energy sector.
This article predicts that CO2-equivalent emissions will peak within the next decade and then begin to decline. Not soon enough to prevent a 1.5°C increase in global temperatures, but below previous predictions.
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Some glimmers of hope on the weather front of global warming. European and N. American economies have not increased their CO2 emissions since the year 2000.
This good news has been overshadowed by increased emissions elsewhere, mostly from China. However, even on that front the rate of increase has declined, with China now leading the global clean-energy sector.
This article predicts that CO2-equivalent emissions will peak within the next decade and then begin to decline. Not soon enough to prevent a 1.5°C increase in global temperatures, but below previous predictions.