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Carbon emissions projected at record high

Scientists projected global emissions of CO2 will hit another record high in 2018, highlighting the urgency of international climate talks in Poland.

By Arete News - December 5, 2018

Truck carrying coal in smoky, hazy Beijing (AN/Han Jun Zeng)

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