Seven in 10 climate researchers expect China's carbon emissions to peak by the end of the decade, survey shows.
Seven in 10 climate researchers expect China's carbon emissions to peak by the end of the decade, survey shows.
By John Power
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China’s carbon emissions are expected to peak later than previously forecast, a survey of climate experts finds.
Signs of a peak in Chinese carbon emissions have emerged this year, well ahead of target — with potentially wider implications.
Experts are divided if the drop over really means China has reached the peak of its emissions.
World’s biggest polluter on track to hit peak emissions target early but miss goal for cutting carbon intensity
Measures aim to help deliver President Xi Jinping’s pledge to peak China’s emissions by the end of the decade.
In the absence of any year-end spike, emissions could actually fall this year.
The world's clean energy superpower also emits the most CO2. But coal-fired power may have peaked as China electrifies its…
