Global Emissions Hit Record 54 Billion Tonnes As US Rise Outweighs Cuts Elsewhere
EDGAR data shows global emissions reached a record 54 gigatonnes in 2025, up 0.7 per cent, as a US rise outweighed cuts in six of the 16 largest emitters.
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