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Global carbon emissions hit record despite China slowdown

Seven years after the Paris climate accord, pollution levels are still rising

Global carbon dioxide emissions will hit a record high this year, in spite of a drop in China’s emissions, as the world increased its coal use and economic activity continued to pick up post-coronavirus.

Carbon dioxide emissions from energy will rise 1 per cent to reach 37.5bn tonnes in 2022 — with the biggest increases coming from India and the US, according to new data from the Global Carbon Project, a coalition of international climate science bodies.

The sudden drop in emissions in China, the world’s biggest polluter, will be more than offset by the surging emissions in the rest of the world.

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