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    Animation: The countries with the largest cumulative CO2 emissions since 1750 Ranking as of the start of 2019: 1) US – 397GtCO2 2) CN – 214Gt 3) fmr USSR – 180 4) DE – 90 5) UK – 77 6) JP – 58 7) IN – 51 8) FR – 37 9) CA – 32 10) PL – 27
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    Richest people in UK ‘use more energy flying’ than poorest do overall | @Josh_Gabbatiss w/ comment from @baltrusz @martiskainen Read: bit.ly/3FUULgi
    Chart title: The richest British people use more energy flying than the poorest use overall.
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    UNEP: 1.5C climate target ‘slipping out of reach’ | @hausfath @robbie_andrew j.mp/2pQPnXg
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    NEW | Analysis: Which countries are historically responsible for climate change? | @DrSimEvans Cumulative fossil fuel & land emissions 1850-2021 🇺🇸 US 509GtCO2 🇨🇳 CN 284 🇷🇺 RU 172 🇧🇷 BR 113 🇮🇩 ID 103 🇩🇪 DE 88 🇮🇳 IN 86 🇬🇧 UK 74 🇯🇵 JP 68 🇨🇦 CA 65 bit.ly/3DbRrJr THREAD
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    UNEP: 1.5C climate target ‘slipping out of reach’ | @hausfath @robbie_andrew j.mp/2pQPnXg
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    NEW | Interactive: What is the climate impact of eating meat and dairy? @daisydunnesci @tomoprater @joegoodman94 This is the first article in Carbon Brief’s week-long series on food and climate change… j.mp/2Fx9vFu THREAD 1/7
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    Recommended read: 'Big words, and little action': Greta Thunberg’s must-read letter to the world | @GretaThunberg @BritishVogue j.mp/3gtqgSm
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    Interactive: What is the climate impact of eating meat and dairy? | @daisydunnesci @tomoprater @joejgoodman #COP27 #archive Read here: bit.ly/3g1HBiS
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    Analysis: Which countries are historically responsible for climate change? | @DrSimEvans @tomoprater #archive Read: j.mp/3mQPtHS
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    NEW – Analysis: Clean energy just put China’s CO2 emissions into reverse for first time | @laurimyllyvirta Read here: buff.ly/6eAcjRU
    Line chart – China's CO2 emissions are now 1% below their March 2024 peak: China’s emissions from fossil fuels and cement, million tonnes of CO2, rolling 12-month totals. Source: Emissions are estimated from National Bureau of Statistics data on production of different fuels and cement, China Customs data on imports and exports and WIND Information data on changes in inventories, applying emissions factors from China’s latest national greenhouse gas emissions inventory and annual emissions factors per tonne of cement production until 2024. Sector breakdown of coal consumption is estimated using coal consumption data from WIND Information and electricity data from the National Energy Administration.
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    ++BREAKING++ Great Britain has been running for more than a month – and counting – without burning coal to generate electricity. With demand down nearly 20% due to #coronavirus, supply has been met by: 36% renewables 32% gas 22% nuclear 9% imports carbonbrief.org/analysis-great…
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    Several #Arctic locations recorded land surface temperatures hitting 45C on 19 June, according to initial data from the @esa satellite Sentinel-3. Here is what you need to know... (THREAD 1/7)
    #ImageOfTheDay #ArcticHeatWave #ClimateAction #EUSpace Many air 🌡️ records have recently been broken in #Siberia On 19 June Land Surface Temperature (LST) reached 45°C at several locations in the #Arctic Circle Data retrieved by #Sentinel3 🇪🇺🛰️ Check the 2019-2020 comparison ⬇️
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    ++BREAKING++ New data from @CopernicusECMWF shows that July 2019-June 2020 was tied as the warmest 12 months on record...
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    NEW: For months, Carbon Brief has been investigating #CarbonOffsets Today, we publish a special series interrogating every aspect of this often murky practice To start, here’s an in-depth Q&A on whether carbon offsets can help to tackle climate change bit.ly/3ZsA3ws
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