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Carbon Majors: 2024 Data Update

February 2026
Carbon Majors
Carbon Majors
The Carbon Majors database published an update reflecting sources of over 30 Gt CO2 equivalent of greenhouse gases emitted in 2024 and tracking new trends.Read More →

Dataset: Analysis: Calculating Near-Term and Long-Term U.S. Damages from U.S. Greenhouse Gas Transportation Sector Emissions

September 2025
Rick Duke
This dataset underlies a study that estimates the climate damages that would result from the transportation sector’s greenhouse gas emissions from 2025-2035 and 2025-2050, if unabated.Read More →

Climate Damages to the U.S. Economy from U.S. Transportation Emissions

September 2025
Justin S. Mankin, Alexander R. Gottlieb, Christopher W. Callahan
Dartmouth Climate Modeling & Impacts Group
This study uses peer-reviewed climate damage attribution methods to estimate that climate damages to the U.S. economy caused by the U.S. transportation sector totaled $68.0 billion between 1973-2023.Read More →

Analysis: Calculating Near-Term and Long-Term U.S. Damages from U.S. Greenhouse Gas Transportation Sector Emissions

September 2025
Rick Duke
This analysis projects the climate damages that would result from the transportation sector's greenhouse gas emissions, if unabated, to be at least $12.2 billion from 2025-2035 and $96.4 billion from 2025-2050, and likely much more.Read More →

Analysis: Calculating Near-Term U.S. Damages from U.S. Greenhouse Gas Power Sector Emissions from 2025-2035

August 2025
Rick Duke
This analysis projects the climate damages that would result from the power sector's greenhouse gas emissions from 2025-2035, if unabated, to be at least $11.1 billion, and likely much more.Read More →

Dataset: Analysis: Calculating Near-Term U.S. Damages from U.S. Greenhouse Gas Power Sector Emissions from 2025-2035

August 2025
Rick Duke
This dataset underlies analysis which projects the climate damages that would result from the power sector's greenhouse gas emissions from 2025-2035, if unabated, to be at least $11.1 billion, and likely much more.Read More →

Climate Damages to the U.S. Economy from U.S. Power Sector Emissions

June 2025
Justin S. Mankin, Alexander R. Gottlieb, Christopher W. Callahan
Dartmouth Climate Modeling & Impacts Group
This study uses peer-reviewed climate damage attribution methods to estimate that climate damages to the U.S. economy caused by the U.S. power sector totaled $78 billion between 1973-2023.Read More →

Global Methane Tracker 2024 Report

March 2024
IEA
IEA
This report summarizes 2023 updates to the International Energy Agency's Global Methane Tracker.Read More →

IEA Methane Tracker Database

March 2024
IEA
IEA
This database presents the International Energy Agency's country-by-country estimates of energy-related methane emissions.Read More →

Offshoring Emissions Through Used Vehicle Exports

February 2024
Saul Justin Newman, Kayla Schulte, Micol Matilde Morellini, Charles Rahal, Douglas R. Leasure
Nature Climate Change
In this peer-reviewed study, the authors estimate the emissions-shifting impact of used vehicle exports from Great Britain between 2005 and 2021. They conclude that exported vehicles generate significantly more CO2 per kilometer.Read More →

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