NCEP CFS set a new all-time high for Earth's average temperature for the third time in four days.

Such records are the predictable consequence of a short-term El Niño temperature boost coming on top of the long-term global warming trend due to mankind's greenhouse gas emissions.

July is certainly shaping up to be a scorcher globally; we’ve now seen the four warmest days on record over the last four days:

Many argue that delay or slower emission reductions would be less disruptive to society.

They don't understand a cumulative problem. Even delay (left) or just going to <2°C (right) leads to similar reductions in oil as in a 1.5°C scenario (green, IEA).

Delaying the inevitable!

Hannah Ritchie Our World in Data This is pretty dated. And the end-use breakdown is kind of odd?

The last two IPCC reports have much newer numbers and a better breakdown of emissions sources versus final use

This is from the IPCC 5th assessment, and we are updating drawdown.org/sites/default/……

Greenhouse Data's country profile of the day: Portugal

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So according to Greenhouse Data transportation leads the way in green house gas emissions for Ghana.

What efforts can the Ghanaian people make to help reduce the contribution of transportation to GHG?

Any ideas?

Greenhouse Data 🇪🇪Estonia
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Greenhouse Data's country profile of the day: Switzerland

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Greenhouse Data's country profile of the day: Belgium

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Greenhouse Data's country profile of the day: Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Greenhouse Data's country profile of the day: Kazakhstan

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Adding to the wild speculation on Nordstream, here is a comparison of two emissions estimates I've seen this morning on twitter - it could be as much as the total GHG emissions (2019) of these countries

Today's sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines resulted in a substantial release of methane to the atmosphere. Initial estimates suggest ~115,000 tons CH4 from Nord Stream 2, amounting to ~3.2 million tons CO2-eq (GWP100). Possibly double this when accounting for NS1.

Greenhouse Data's country profile of the day: Romania

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Greenhouse Data's country profile of the day: United Arab Emirates

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Greenhouse Data's country profile of the day: Mongolia

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