By A Mystery Man Writer
The International Energy Agency recently reported that energy-related emissions have “decoupled” from economic growth over the last two years, and it turns out that nearly two dozen countries have done the same, according to Nate Aden of the World Resources Institute. The countries ranged from Austria to Uzbekistan and include Germany, the United States and the United Kingdom.
The narrowing gap in developed and developing country emission
EU economy greenhouse gas emissions: -5.3% in Q2 2023 - Eurostat
Sources of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Rankings for Carbon Emissions and Economic Growth Decoupling
How GDP Negatively Affects Climate Change Policy
EU economy greenhouse gas emissions in Q3 2022 - Eurostat
Analysis of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Residential Heating, ghg emissions
Is Europe the world leader in reducing carbon emissions? - Quora
PDF) Decoupling Debunked. Evidence and arguments against green growth as a sole strategy for sustainability (open access)
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