Chinese mainland cuts carbon emission growth to 0.6% in 2024
The Chinese mainland’s carbon emissions grew just 0.6% in 2024, marking a slowdown below the global average and signaling momentum in climate efforts.
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Singapore’s Public Sector Cuts Carbon Emissions by 0.2% in FY2023 🌿
Singapore’s public sector reduced carbon emissions by 0.2% in FY2023, emitting 3.6 million tonnes of CO2e, according to the latest “GreenGov.SG Report”. A small but significant step towards sustainability! 🌿
Brazilian Researcher Highlights Climate Justice: Poorest Hit Hardest 🌍
Brazilian researcher Kayo Moura emphasizes that the poorest suffer most from climate change impacts, while the richest 1% emit the same carbon as the poorest 66%. It’s time to fight for environmental justice!
UN Urges Bold Climate Action: Emissions Gap Report Warns of 3°C Increase 🌍🔥
The UN warns global temperatures could rise over 3°C unless countries adopt more ambitious carbon emission targets. Immediate action is crucial to avoid devastating climate impacts.
Canadian Wildfires in 2023 Release Record-Breaking Carbon Emissions 🌲🔥
Canada’s 2023 wildfires have emitted a record-breaking 640 million tonnes of carbon—more than many industrialized nations—according to a new NASA study. Here’s why it matters and what we can do. 🔥🌍
China Integrates Carbon Goals into National Development Plans 🌏
China is weaving carbon emission targets into its national development plans, aiming to control emissions intensity and total amounts. Big steps towards sustainability! 🌱
Green Skies Ahead: How Gulf Airlines Are Tackling Carbon Emissions 🌍✈️
Discover how Gulf airlines are pioneering the decarbonization of aviation! ✈️🌍 With record profits and green initiatives, the skies are the limit for a sustainable future. Learn more! 💚
China’s Bold Move: Cutting Cement Industry Emissions by 13 Million Tonnes 🌍🔥
China is making a bold move towards a low-carbon future by setting ambitious emission reduction targets for its cement industry, aiming to cut 13 million tonnes of CO2 from 2024 to 2025. 🌿🇨🇳
Chinese Scientists Propose Fairer Way to Count Carbon Emissions 🌏♻️
Chinese scientists propose shifting to consumption-based carbon accounting to more fairly attribute global emissions. This method considers not just who produces emissions but also who consumes the products. ♻️🌍
El Niño and Carbon Emissions Push Ocean Temperatures to Record Highs 🌊🔥
Oceans hit record temperatures in February as El Niño and carbon emissions heat things up, marking the hottest February on record globally. 🌊🔥