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Global fossil carbon emissions rebound near pre-COVID-19 levels
Fossil CO _2 emissions in 2021 grew an estimated 4.2% (3.5%–4.8%) to 36.2 billion metric tons compared with 2020, pushing global emissions back close to 2019 levels (36.7 Gt CO _2 ).
Global fossil carbon emissions rebound near pre-COVID-19 levels
Fossil CO _2 emissions in 2021 grew an estimated 4.2% (3.5%–4.8%) to 36.2 billion metric tons compared with 2020, pushing global emissions back close to 2019 levels (36.7 Gt CO _2 ).
Global fossil carbon emissions rebound near pre-COVID-19 levels
R B Jackson (author) / P Friedlingstein (author) / C Le Quéré (author) / S Abernethy (author) / R M Andrew (author) / J G Canadell (author) / P Ciais (author) / S J Davis (author) / Zhu Deng (author) / Zhu Liu (author)
2022
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