Climate TRACE
@climatetrace.org
Climate TRACE is a non-profit coalition of organizations building a timely, open, and accessible inventory of exactly where greenhouse gas emissions are coming from.
Explore: ClimateTRACE.org/explore
Explore: ClimateTRACE.org/explore
See proven, accessible emissions reductions strategies capable of cutting global CO2e100 by 30 billion tonnes at ClimateTRACE.org/reduce.
Reduce Emissions
The data has shown us the way. Now it's time to act.
ClimateTRACE.org
November 12, 2025 at 6:01 PM
See proven, accessible emissions reductions strategies capable of cutting global CO2e100 by 30 billion tonnes at ClimateTRACE.org/reduce.
How does it work?
1. 🔗 ClimateTRACE.org/reduce
2. Add geography or sector of interest
3. Adjust the slider to set your target emissions reductions
4. Review relevant emissions reduction strategies
5. Identify facilities for implementation + view their locations on the emissions map
6. Take action
1. 🔗 ClimateTRACE.org/reduce
2. Add geography or sector of interest
3. Adjust the slider to set your target emissions reductions
4. Review relevant emissions reduction strategies
5. Identify facilities for implementation + view their locations on the emissions map
6. Take action
Reduce Emissions
The data has shown us the way. Now it's time to act.
ClimateTRACE.org
November 12, 2025 at 6:01 PM
How does it work?
1. 🔗 ClimateTRACE.org/reduce
2. Add geography or sector of interest
3. Adjust the slider to set your target emissions reductions
4. Review relevant emissions reduction strategies
5. Identify facilities for implementation + view their locations on the emissions map
6. Take action
1. 🔗 ClimateTRACE.org/reduce
2. Add geography or sector of interest
3. Adjust the slider to set your target emissions reductions
4. Review relevant emissions reduction strategies
5. Identify facilities for implementation + view their locations on the emissions map
6. Take action
By identifying emissions reduction strategies for each emitting source on the Climate TRACE emissions map, anyone who wants to reduce emissions can now identify opportunities and quantify the impact with the emissions reduction roadmap tool.
November 12, 2025 at 6:01 PM
By identifying emissions reduction strategies for each emitting source on the Climate TRACE emissions map, anyone who wants to reduce emissions can now identify opportunities and quantify the impact with the emissions reduction roadmap tool.
Read more about the latest emissions data in the release: climatetrace.org/news/climate...
Climate TRACE Releases August 2025 Emissions Data
October release 4.8.0 includes monthly emissions data now through August 2025.
climatetrace.org
October 30, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Read more about the latest emissions data in the release: climatetrace.org/news/climate...
SECTOR DATA, August 2025 vs. August 2024:
📈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%
October 30, 2025 at 5:27 PM
SECTOR DATA, August 2025 vs. August 2024:
📈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%
Total global year-to-date emissions are 41.09 Bt through August, which is 0.3% higher than 2024’s year-to-date total for the same timeframe.
October 30, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Total global year-to-date emissions are 41.09 Bt through August, which is 0.3% higher than 2024’s year-to-date total for the same timeframe.
Although four of the top five emitting countries saw slight increases in emissions year over year, US emissions decreased by 4.54%, as compared to August 2024.
October 30, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Although four of the top five emitting countries saw slight increases in emissions year over year, US emissions decreased by 4.54%, as compared to August 2024.
If you have more questions about the tool, please take a look through the FAQ page: climatetrace.org/news/plumes-.... Stay tuned for more developments as we continue to build out these capabilities.
Plumes Frequently Asked Questions
Climate TRACE has developed a global air emissions dataset that provides unprecedented transparency into greenhouse gas (GHG) and non-GHG emissions. To further illuminate the direct impacts of air pol...
climatetrace.org
October 29, 2025 at 9:23 PM
If you have more questions about the tool, please take a look through the FAQ page: climatetrace.org/news/plumes-.... Stay tuned for more developments as we continue to build out these capabilities.
The plumes are modeled based on conditions of an average day or worst conditions day, and the animation plays over a 24-hour period. Take a look at the info box on the bottom left to see time stamps.
October 29, 2025 at 9:23 PM
The plumes are modeled based on conditions of an average day or worst conditions day, and the animation plays over a 24-hour period. Take a look at the info box on the bottom left to see time stamps.
Thanks for digging into the new tool. Each pollution source should be linked to an asset on the emissions map (ClimateTRACE.org/explore).
If you find a source without linked facility details, please let us know!
If you find a source without linked facility details, please let us know!
Climate TRACE
We make meaningful climate action faster and easier by mobilizing the global tech community to track greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions with unprecedented detail.
ClimateTRACE.org
October 29, 2025 at 9:23 PM
Thanks for digging into the new tool. Each pollution source should be linked to an asset on the emissions map (ClimateTRACE.org/explore).
If you find a source without linked facility details, please let us know!
If you find a source without linked facility details, please let us know!
Currently, you can see the pollution emitted from 92 of those facilities by looking at New Orleans or Baton Rouge on the air pollution plumes tool.
climatetrace.org/air-pollutio...
climatetrace.org/air-pollutio...
PM2.5 in New Orleans Urban Area
Air pollution from burning fossil fuels kills 8.7 million people each year. We homed in on over 9,500 point-sources located in urban areas that expose a disproportionate number of people to PM2.5
climatetrace.org
October 18, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Currently, you can see the pollution emitted from 92 of those facilities by looking at New Orleans or Baton Rouge on the air pollution plumes tool.
climatetrace.org/air-pollutio...
climatetrace.org/air-pollutio...
The 85-mile stretch along the Mississippi River known as Cancer Alley has a high concentration of fossil fuel facilities, each emitting health-harming pollutants that have long impacted the local community.
October 18, 2025 at 12:40 AM
The 85-mile stretch along the Mississippi River known as Cancer Alley has a high concentration of fossil fuel facilities, each emitting health-harming pollutants that have long impacted the local community.