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"A decline in CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels is encouraging, but a reduction that is partly due to geopolitical shocks does not represent a sustainable climate solution," emphasizes study leader Pierre Friedlingstein from the Global Systems Institute in Exeter. "While renewable energies and electric vehicles are increasingly balancing out the rise in energy demand, further acceleration is necessary if global emissions are to peak and then decline sustainably," Friedlingstein continues. #CO2Emissionen #Klimawandel #Nachhaltigkeit (translated)

Although the drop is encouraging, the director of the Global Carbon Budget, Pierre Friedlingstein, emphasizes in a statement that "a reduction driven, in part, by geopolitical crises does not constitute a sustainable climate solution." #AquecimentoGlobal #EnergiasRenováveis #EmissõesDeCarbono (translated)

"The information about the reduction of fossil CO2 emissions is encouraging, but it is partially driven by geopolitical shocks and is not a sustainable climate solution," said study leader Pierre Friedlingstein from the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter. "Although renewable energy sources and electric vehicles are increasingly compensating for the rising demand for energy, we need additional acceleration if we want global emissions to peak and enter a sustainable reduction," Friedlingstein said. #klimatskakriza #CO2 #emisije (translated)

"The information about the reduction of fossil CO2 emissions is encouraging, but it is partially driven by geopolitical shocks, which is not a sustainable climate solution," said study leader Pierre Friedlingstein from the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter. #klima #ugljičniDioksid #fosilnaGoriva (translated)

"A decline in CO2 emissions from fossil fuels is encouraging, but a reduction that is partly due to geopolitical shocks does not represent a sustainable climate solution," emphasizes study leader Pierre Friedlingstein from the Global Systems Institute in Exeter. "While renewable energies and electric vehicles are increasingly offsetting the rise in energy demand, further acceleration is needed if global emissions are to peak and then sustainably decrease," Friedlingstein further adds. #CO2Emissionen #Klimakrise #Waldbrände (translated)

"The decrease in CO2 emissions from fossil fuels is encouraging, but a reduction partly driven by unforeseen geopolitical events does not constitute a sustainable climate solution," stated Pierre Friedlingstein, director of the Global Carbon Budget Office at the University of Exeter and leader of this study in a statement. #COP31 #CambioClimático #EmisionesFósiles (translated)

To limit warming to 1.5 degrees is basically almost impossible. We estimate that the remaining carbon space for that, with a 50 percent chance, is 150 billion tons of carbon dioxide. Since we emit about 40 billion tons per year, that corresponds to less than four years of emissions at current levels, says Pierre Friedlingstein, professor of mathematical modeling of climate systems at the University of Exeter in England. #FörnybarEnergi #Klimatförändringar #Utsläpp (translated)

The director of the study, Pierre Friedlingstein, analyzes that "a decrease in fossil fuel emissions is encouraging, but a reduction driven in part by geopolitical shocks is not a sustainable climate solution. The long-term response remains the rapid deployment of clean energy technologies." #CrisisClimática #EmisionesCO2 #EnergíaLimpia (translated)

"A reduction in fossil fuel CO2 emissions is encouraging, but a reduction partly due to geopolitical shocks is not a sustainable climate solution," emphasized Professor Pierre Friedlingstein from the University of Exeter, who led the study. #ÉnergiesRenouvelables #ChangementClimatique #CO2 (translated)

"A decline in CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels is encouraging, but a reduction determined in part by geopolitical shocks does not represent a sustainable climate solution," warns Pierre Friedlingstein, director of the Global Carbon Budget Office at the University of Exeter, who led the study. #Emissioni #EnergieRinnovabili #CambiamentoClimatico (translated)