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Building sector emissions in Copenhagen dropped more than 60% in 4 years thanks to large-scale electrification, renewable district heating, and efficiency upgrades. This strategy could result in annual global emissions reductions of 1.6 BtCO2e. Learn more: climatetrace.org/news/electrifi…

Corporate disclosures are full of information gaps, but independent data sources are completing the picture on emissions and climate risk. Forward Analytics is using Climate TRACE data to provide empirical, asset-level truth. Read more from Bloomberg: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

These 10 countries had the highest absolute greenhouse gas emissions totals in 2025. Learn more: climatetrace.org/news/climate-t…

The world’s 2025 emissions broke the annual record, reaching a global total of 60.63 Bt CO2e. Despite a small decline in power sector emissions, fossil fuel operations, transportation, manufacturing, and buildings all nudged global greenhouse gas emissions higher.

As the world’s most comprehensive free and open resource for emissions data, the Climate TRACE platform packs in a lot of information on one website. Learn how to use the various tools and review and download the data with this video: youtube.com/watch?v=C3rux-…

🐮 We helped openly map hundreds of thousands of cattle operations across the globe. As part of our collaboration w/ @ClimateTRACE to improve greenhouse gas emissions tracking, we used Earth Index, our AI satellite imagery tool, to chart all of the world's large...

All 2025 emissions data are now publicly available at ClimateTRACE.org. Read the release for more highlights and takeaways from 2025 annual emissions data: climatetrace.org/news/climate-t…

🇨🇳For the first time since 2015, China’s power sector emissions decreased year over year. 🇮🇳India’s power sector emissions fell for the first time since 2020.

2025 ANNUAL GLOBAL EMISSIONS DATA ARE NOW LIVE. 🌏 Global total: 60.63 Bt CO2e Global emissions have reached a new high. The record-setting annual emissions total for 2025 is 0.50% higher than the 2024 emissions total.

Last year, global greenhouse gas pollution hit another record high. But if you look at @ClimateTRACE data, you'll see there are some truly hopeful trends as well. The incredible impact of both renewable energy and EVs has now started to break through very powerfully at scale, resulting in lower emissions in key sectors and countries. The data show that clean energy action works — we just need a whole lot more of it. To explore the full dataset, check out ClimateTRACE.org

16.7M people are exposed to harmful PM2.5 pollution in New York, USA, making it 4th on our list of regions with the most people exposed globally. The pollution shown here is mapped from 124 emitting facilities including ports, refineries, power plants, and more.

Later this month, Climate TRACE will release emissions data for all of 2025, along with insights on annual trends for countries, sectors, and more. Don’t miss out on this important data release — sign up for emails from Climate TRACE. climatetrace.org/subscribe

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Partial substitution with organic inputs (like manure, compost, digestate) supported by nutrient budgeting can improve soil health and nutrient efficiency while reducing agricultural emissions.

Emissions Reduction Solution (ERS) Spotlight #3: Partial Substitution of Nitrogen Fertilizer. The project shared here can potentially reduce 12,765 tCO₂e annually, and this solution, if adopted at scale, represents a 177 MtCO₂e global opportunity.

Emissions Reduction Solution (ERS) Spotlight: Electric Arc Furnaces for Steel Production. Featured project: New Zealand Steel, Glenbrook Steel Mill, Auckland, New Zealand Total project impact: 1 MtCO2e/year ERS global impact potential: 47 MtCO2e/year climatetrace.org/news/electric-…