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Climate change: Database update reveals 57 large multinationals are responsible for 80 per cent of emissions since 2016
India News: An analysis by InfluenceMap reveals that 80% of global CO2 emissions post-Paris Agreement stem from 57 fossil fuel and cement producers. State-owned g
Global CO2 Emitters: An analysis by InfluenceMap reveals that 80% of global CO2 emissions post-Paris Agreement stem from 57 fossil fuel and cement producers. State-owned giants like Coal India Limited, Saudi Aramco, and Gazprom lead the emissions chart, ignoring emission reduction calls. China Coal tops historical emissions, while investor-owned firms like Chevron and ExxonMobil also play a significant role.
A landmark climate report found that the world's major emitters grew their carbon footprint since the Paris Agreement.
A report has found that just 57 fossil fuel and cement producers have been linked to 80% of global fossil CO2 emissions since the Paris Agreement.