Dataset Archives - Climate Attribution

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

Published:September 2025

Author(s):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 →

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

Published:August 2025

Author(s):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 →

Revealed: The 1,200 Big Methane Leaks from Waste Dumps Trashing the Planet

Published:February 2024

Author(s):Damian Carrington, Seán Clarke

Publisher:The Guardian

This investigative reporting project from The Guardian used satellite image analysis from the company Kayrros, documented a total of 1,256 methane "super-emitter" events between January 2019 and June 2023, linked to large landfills across the globe.Read More →

Climate TRACE Releases First Comprehensive, Independent Database of Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Published:September 2021

Author(s):Climate TRACE

Publisher:Climate TRACE

Climate TRACE unveiled the world’s first comprehensive accounting of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions based primarily on direct, independent observation.Read More →

Global Electricity Review 6-Month Update: H1-2021

Published:August 2021

Author(s):Dave Jones, Nicolas Fulghum, Peter Tunbridge

Publisher:Ember

This report shows an increase in coal power-driven CO2 emissions as the world rebounds from the impact of the pandemic in 2020.Read More →

Breakdown of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide emissions by sector

Published:June 2020

Author(s):Hannah Ritchie, Pablo Rosado, Max Roser

Publisher:Our World in Data

This online resource delves into the distribution of global greenhouse gas emissions across different sectors, including energy, agriculture, industry, and waste management. It emphasizes critical areas for intervention to mitigate climate change. Read More →