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Emissions from fossil fuels could fall 5% this year
Tuesday 14 Apr 20 11:00am
Analysts expect a slump in heavy industry to drive demand for gas and coal down by about 2.3% each
GLOBAL CARBON emissions from the fossil fuel industry could fall by a record 2.5 billion tonnes this year, a reduction of 5 per cent, as the coronavirus pandemic triggers the biggest drop in demand for fossil fuels on record.
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