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Global carbon emissions hit record high

Global energy-related carbon emissions reached a record high in 2018 as worldwide energy demand and coal use surged mostly from power plants in Asia.

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By Arete News - March 25, 2019
Coal-fired power plants in Singrauli, India (AN/IAP)
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