The world leaders’ summit is over, and the negotiators take centre stage. Sunday’s official themes are health, relief, recovery and peace
Countries and companies are failing to report their emissions accurately, despite obligations to do so under the Paris agreement, new data has shown.
It shows electricity generation in China and India, and oil and gas production in the US, have produced the biggest increases in global greenhouse gas emissions since 2015, when the Paris climate agreement was signed. Emissions of methane, have also risen despite more than 100 countries signing up to a pledge to reduce the gas.
Continue reading…The world leaders’ summit is over, and the negotiators take centre stage. Sunday’s official themes are health, relief, recovery and peaceCountries and companies are failing to report their emissions accurately, despite obligations to do so under the Paris agreement, new data has shown.It shows electricity generation in China and India, and oil and gas production in the US, have produced the biggest increases in global greenhouse gas emissions since 2015, when the Paris climate agreement was signed. Emissions of methane, have also risen despite more than 100 countries signing up to a pledge to reduce the gas. Continue reading…