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Climate Watch NDC Tracker: Estimating global and national GHG emissions based on emissions reduction targets in countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions

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By Mengpin Ge, Christopher Henderson, Johannes Friedrich, Ashna Siddhi
| World Resources Institute
This technical note discusses the methodology used by Climate Watch to estimate future global and country-level GHG emissions based on Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). It outlines the data sources and approach for estimating economy-wide emissions for countries. Global emissions are aggregated from country-level estimates, accounting for emissions not covered by NDCs. The data will be published and updated through the Climate Watch NDC Tracker.
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Climate Watch Country Greenhouse Gas Emissions Data and Methodology

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By Mengpin Ge, Johannes Friedrich
| World Resources Institute
The availability of open, high-quality, consistent, and comprehensive greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data is essential to understanding the global trend in GHG emissions, and for countries to see their emission profiles, compare their impacts with those of other countries, identify mitigation opportunities, and reduce emissions.
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This Interactive Chart Shows Changes In The World's Top 10 GHG Emitters

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By Johannes Friedrich, Mengpin Ge, Andrew Pickens, Leandro Vigna
| CleanTechnica Verified
A lot has happened since countries met in Paris in 2015 and agreed on an accord to combat climate change. So far, 196 countries ratified or otherwise joined the Paris Climate Agreement, representing more than 96% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, 57 countries — including United States, Japan, Canada, Germany, and Mexico — also developed long-term plans to decarbonize their economies.
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