Commentary: As carbon emissions rebound after COVID-19 dip, talk of building back better may ring hollow
2022-01-14 22:00
Pandemic-induced lockdowns slashed global CO2 emissions, bringing about signs of environmental recovery. However, as economic activity resumed in 2021, emission levels grew, says NTU’s Benjamin Horton.
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