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International Energy Agency: Global carbon emissions have rebounded sharply after a historic drop due to the epidemic

2021-06-21

The International Energy Agency (IEA) warned on Tuesday (2nd) that global carbon emissions, after a historic drop last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, have begun to rebound sharply, and are expected to rise again this year. The IEA stated that "global carbon emissions have rebounded sharply after reaching a low point in April last year, rising above 2019 levels in December." Global carbon emissions in December last year were 2%, or 60 million tons of carbon dioxide, higher than the same period last year. According to the latest data from the IEA's special report, global carbon emissions fell by 5.8% last year, or approximately 2 billion tons of CO2, the largest drop in human history. The IEA previously mentioned a larger decline of approximately 7%. In addition, there are huge differences between different countries. The report indicates that China was the only country whose carbon emissions increased last year compared to 2019, increasing by 0.8%, or 75 million tons of CO2, making it the world's largest greenhouse gas emitter; while the United States' carbon emissions decreased by 10% in 2020. Source: Environmental Information Center

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