Global Emissions to Peak by 2026 Despite US Policy Delays

Global Emissions to Peak by 2026 Despite US Policy Delays

In the ever-evolving world of energy policy, recent developments in the United States have cast a shadow over domestic efforts to curb emissions, yet the broader global push toward cleaner sources remains resilient. According to a fresh analysis from consulting firm DNV, policy reversals under the current administration—such as scaled-back incentives for renewables and renewed emphasis on fossil fuels—could delay America’s peak emissions by five…

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