Pandemic recovery to drive all-time emissions high, says International Energy Agency
2021-07-20 05:37
If all spending plans were to be realised, the intergovernmental body said, global carbon emissions would hit record levels in 2023 and continue to rise in the following years. Overall carbon pollution would be 3.5 billion tonnes higher than a scenario in whi…
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