After three years of barely budging, fossil fuel emissions are once again climbing, according to new Stanford-led analyses.
Concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere from human activities were nearly flat between 2014 and 2106, despite growth in the global economy, reports the Global Carbon Project, an international team chaired by Stanford scientist Rob Jackson.
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