A recent Carbon Brief study shows China’s carbon dioxide emissions have remained unchanged or declined for 18 straight months, thanks in part to a surge in solar (+240 GW) and wind (+61 GW) capacity and a 5% drop in transport emissions.
(c) Li Yang
(c) Li Yang

Chinas CO₂-Emissionen flach oder rückläufig seit 18 Monaten

THE GUARDIAN

Laut einer Carbon-Brief-Analyse stagnieren oder sinken Chinas CO₂-Emissionen seit März 2024. Grund ist u. a. ein massiver Ausbau von Solar (+240 GW) und Wind (+61 GW) sowie ein Rückgang der Emissionen im Verkehr um 5 %.

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