Explore: ClimateTRACE.org/explore
Visit the interactive tool to learn more about how pollution travels in the region. climatetrace.org/air-pollutio...
Visit the interactive tool to learn more about how pollution travels in the region. climatetrace.org/air-pollutio...
Find out with the new Climate TRACE emissions reduction roadmap tool.
Find out with the new Climate TRACE emissions reduction roadmap tool.
Wednesday, November 12
11:00 – 12:30 BST
COP30 Blue Zone, Special Event Room Parnaíba
unfccc.int/event/transf...
Wednesday, November 12
11:00 – 12:30 BST
COP30 Blue Zone, Special Event Room Parnaíba
unfccc.int/event/transf...
Stay tuned for an announcement next week where we’ll share a new way to take action to reduce emissions and mitigate climate change.
Stay tuned for an announcement next week where we’ll share a new way to take action to reduce emissions and mitigate climate change.
📈Power sector emissions increased 0.44%
📉Fossil fuel operations emissions declined 1.88%
📈Transportation sector emissions increased 3.6%
📈Power sector emissions increased 0.44%
📉Fossil fuel operations emissions declined 1.88%
📈Transportation sector emissions increased 3.6%
The update shows monthly #emissions data breakdowns, country rankings, emissions changes, and more.
Check it out:
climatetrace.org/inventory
The update shows monthly #emissions data breakdowns, country rankings, emissions changes, and more.
Check it out:
climatetrace.org/inventory
Learn more about the latest data from Climate TRACE: climatetrace.org/news/climate...
Learn more about the latest data from Climate TRACE: climatetrace.org/news/climate...
Make the connection at ClimateTRACE.org/air-pollution.
Make the connection at ClimateTRACE.org/air-pollution.
📈The fossil fuel sector had the biggest increase in emissions in H1 2025, rising 1.5% — with more than half of the increase coming from the United States.
📉The power sector had the biggest decline in emissions, dropping 0.8%.
📈The fossil fuel sector had the biggest increase in emissions in H1 2025, rising 1.5% — with more than half of the increase coming from the United States.
📉The power sector had the biggest decline in emissions, dropping 0.8%.
→ Methane emissions in 2024 reached 147.7Mt.
→ Nitrous oxide emissions totaled 6.0Mt.
→ Methane emissions in 2024 reached 147.7Mt.
→ Nitrous oxide emissions totaled 6.0Mt.