Le emissioni mondiali hanno raggiunto il record in alto, ma l’UE conduce l’inversione della tendenza

    https://joint-research-centre.ec.europa.eu/jrc-news-and-updates/world-emissions-hit-record-high-eu-leads-trend-reversal-2025-09-09_en

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    1. M0therN4ture on

      “The EDGAR report shows that global GHG emissions from anthropogenic activities have increased by nearly 1.5% annually on average since 1990, and as a result are 65% higher in 2024 than in 1990. 

      In 2024, the eight highest emitting economies – China, USA, India, EU, Russia, Indonesia, Brazil and Japan – collectively contributed to 66.2% of global GHG emissions. Only the European Union and Japan decreased their emissions compared to the previous year (-1.8% and -2.8% respectively), while all others either kept them rather stable (China: +0.8%; USA: +0.4%; Brazil +0.2%) or increased them (India: +3.9%; Russia: +2.4%, Indonesia: +5% – the highest relative increase). 

      In absolute terms, India has the largest increase with 164.8 Mt CO2eq more emissions released in 2024 compared to 2023. 

      Nevertheless, all major emitters reduced their emission intensity in terms of GHG emissions per unit of GDP.

      The EU has continued its decades-long decreasing trend of GHG emissions, briefly interrupted only in 2021 by the post-COVID rebound. On a longer perspective, data for the EU show the most significant percentage decrease of GHG among the top emitting economies since 1990, while GDP based on purchasing power parity (PPP) grew steadily in the same period. 

      Beyond the EU, other major economies also show signs of decoupling emissions from economic growth. While GDP PPP has grown strongly in all regions since 1990, the pace of emissions growth has been lower, leading to declining emission intensity.”

    2. Such_Astronomer35 on

      Good news: Europe manages to reduce pollution

      Bad news: Europe was not one of the main contributors anyway so it doesn’t mean much overall 

    3. Chiguito on

      Not many days ago people here arguing that we should not use AC because *it will make the problem worse*, even if it costs thousands of lives due to extreme temperatures.

      Meanwhile China is burning coal to light entire skylines just for entertainment and americans are going to the supermarkets on V8s that weight 3 times our average cars.

    4. ImTheVayne on

      Yeah, we are so cooked. We are the only ones actually trying in Europe. Others don’t give a damn.

    5. eucariota92 on

      Ohh wow !! So you are telling me that all the EU emission reduction policies are pointless and that are just good for us celebrating ourselves ? Wow !! Who could have imagined that the world doesn’t give a shit about what stupid green Europeans do.

    6. EU has exported a lot of its dirty manufacturing to China and other Asian countries. Lots of European cars for export are made in Asia. where does Europe get it’s rare earth metals from?

      Much of Europe has a stagnant population so less need highly polluting for cement for building housing… 

      I wonder why Europe has “lowering” emissions… 

    7. KefferLekker02 on

      This is at least somewhat partially due to deindustrialisation, which is a worrying trend that makes the EU more reliant on other countries. I eagerly look forward to the start of the CBAM which should make importing cement, steel, chemicals, etc less competitive and foster more growth for green industry in the EU.

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