#carbon-emissions

#carbon-emissions

Concrete production significantly contributes to global carbon emissions and environmental degradation, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable practices.

Half of global carbon emissions originate from just 36 fossil fuel companies, necessitating accountability for their contribution to climate change.

The UK government is promoting sustainability in the mobility scooter industry through various indirect policies and initiatives.

The built environment contributes significantly to carbon emissions, necessitating innovative strategies for reduction.

A few corporations are accountable for the majority of global pollution, raising urgent calls for accountability and climate action.

Taylor Francis emphasizes profitability in climate action amid political challenges.

Watershed has raised $100M in Series C funding, highlighting growth in emissions data tracking.

Rising temperatures are causing Arctic wildfires, which release stored carbon and exacerbate climate change.

20 fossil fuel companies contributed 40.8% of global CO emissions in 2023; 16 are state-owned entities.

China's state-owned companies alone emitted 23% of global CO emissions this year.

The Arctic tundra is shifting from a carbon sink to a carbon source due to increased wildfires and higher temperatures.

Ocean warming has accelerated significantly, now rising at 0.27°C per decade compared to 0.06°C in the late 1980s.

Remote work significantly reduced carbon emissions during the pandemic, changing American commuting habits permanently.

COVID-19 drastically reshaped American work habits, particularly commuting, favoring remote work and reducing carbon emissions.

The U.S. invested a record amount in energy transition but still saw a rise in carbon emissions.

Solar energy significantly increased capacity, now playing a vital role in U.S. electricity.