Fossil fuel emissions are expected to fall in 2026. Why aren’t climate experts celebrating?
Experts warn that a drop in emissions partly driven by conflict and trade disruptions is not sustainable in the long term.
Fossil fuel emissions are expected to fall in 2026. Why aren’t climate experts celebrating?
Experts warn that a drop in emissions partly driven by conflict and trade disruptions is not sustainable in the long term.
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