The Blue NDC Challenge bridges ocean protection + climate goals. But how do we turn commitments into action? Free, granular data are key. Climate TRACE member OceanMind is providing the visibility needed to close the "ocean opportunity gap." Read more: oceanmind.global/knowledge-hu...

Now accepting abstracts for AGU 2026! 🛰️ Climate TRACE is co-hosting a dedicated session on advancing independent emissions tracking and data science at #AGU26 in San Francisco (7–11 Dec). We are excited to co-host alongside experts from Peking University, MIT, and NOAA.

April 2026 emissions data are now live on the Climate TRACE platform, showing a global total of 4.9 Bt CO₂e, a 0.1% increase from April 2025.

Yesterday at #LCAW, the UN Secretary-General shared a powerful call to act on methane emissions. In our new white paper, we explore opportunities for change and share insights into where action can have the greatest impact. Learn more: www.climatetrace.org/news/manage-...

Advances in #emissions monitoring have made it easier than ever to take action to mitigate #pollution. The Climate TRACE platform hosts several resources to enable change such as the emissions map, pollution plumes tool, and emissions reduction solution tool. emagazine.com/state-of-the...

New research published in @natclimate.nature.com shows that Indian #steel exports to the EU have dropped for high-emissions producers while exports for low-emissions producers remained steady. 🏭 Read more about this early analysis of #CBAM effectiveness. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Our June newsletter is out. This edition covers new emissions data for March 2026, a new partnership to make corporate emissions data even more accessible, and more. Here's the full issue: mailchi.mp/climatetrace... Get the next one here: climatetrace.org/subscribe

@climaterealityproject.org built a US state-level emissions dashboard using data from Climate TRACE. It includes top emitting assets, top known opportunities to reduce emissions, and more. Visit the dashboard to learn more: www.climaterealityproject.org/us-state-emi...

Corporate emissions tracking is now an operational necessity for companies worldwide. Independent, asset-level monitoring provides the objective foundation businesses need to verify assumptions, pinpoint hotspots, and ensure data integrity. 🛰️📊 www.techtarget.com/sustainabili...

The 2026 FIFA World Cup was recently coined ‘the most polluting World Cup’ due to its sheer geographic footprint. This year’s event stretches across 16 cities in Canada, the US, and Mexico. Get data on each host city’s annual emissions impacts at climatetrace.org/explore.

New monthly emissions data from Climate TRACE are out for March 2026, showing a monthly total of 5.1 Bt CO2e, a 0.1% decrease vs. March 2025.

🏭 🌍 The geographic footprint of #coal dev't is narrowing sharply. Only 32 countries were proposing or building new plants in '25 — less than 1/2 the 75 countries doing so in '14 A 🧵 on key findings from GEM’s 11th annual Boom & Bust Coal report, out today 👇 globalenergymonitor.org/research/boo...

Ships sitting at the dock at the Port of Long Beach generate emissions equivalent to adding a permanent, 24/7 traffic jam of 250,000 cars to local streets. 🚢🛑

Our May newsletter is out. This edition includes emissions data for February 2026, a story on how the world's happiest country decarbonized its power sector, and more. Here's the full issue: mailchi.mp/climatetrace... Subscribe for monthly updates climatetrace.org/subscribe

How can forward-looking asset-level data be used to better identify opportunities and risks in corporate transition plans? A report from Climate TRACE coalition member @rockymtninst.bsky.social digs in: rmi.org/scaling-tran...

Climate TRACE is excited to be working with @klimatkollen.bsky.social to support its effort to add corporate emissions data to Wikipedia pages worldwide and increase the transparency and accessibility of critical climate data. Read more: www.mynewsdesk.com/se/klimatbyr...

An analysis from @transitionzero.org shows that, for Pakistan, investing US$500m in batteries and renewables could save up to US$2.87b in RLNG costs and avoid #emissions spikes tied to global fuel shocks. Read more: www.transitionzero.org/insights/bat...

THE KEELING CURVE AND MONTHLY CLIMATE TRACE EMISSIONS ESTIMATES This chart shows monthly Climate TRACE global emissions data (white) alongside The Keeling Curve’s monthly concentrations of CO2 (blue). What do you notice?

New monthly emissions data from Climate TRACE are out for February 2026, showing a monthly global total of 4.9 Bt CO2e, a 0.7% decrease vs. February 2025.

Did you catch our April newsletter? We shared Jan 2026 emissions data, an interview with St. Louis University on cattle #emissions, how to reduce emissions from shipping, and more. Here's the full issue: mailchi.mp/climatetrace... Sign up here: climatetrace.org/subscribe

At Port Lockroy — located on an Antarctic island with more penguins than people — emissions sources are slim but not invisible. Climate TRACE data show how shipping emissions tied to the historic British outpost correlate with seasonal tourism trends: climatetrace.org/news/postcar...

Who actually controls the world’s emitting infrastructure? Complicated ownership chains often obscure responsibility for emissions. Climate TRACE + @GlobalEnergyMon.bsky.social are breaking these barriers by linking emitting assets to their owners. climatetrace.org/news/underst...

Climate TRACE is happy to welcome our newest contributor, Crosswalk Labs, as we work together to improve the quality of our independent emissions data. Crosswalk will contribute detailed U.S. data from all carbon-emitting sectors, including transportation, buildings, power generation, and more.

Deploying more solar power on the world’s dirtiest grids could reduce global emissions by up to 9.2 BtCO2e annually. This case study shows how one 210 MW solar farm in Rajasthan, India is reducing annual emissions by 280,000 tCO2e. climatetrace.org/news/shiftin...

Climate TRACE & @earthgenome.org are nominated for The Webby Awards for ‘Best Data Visualisation’ for our air pollution plumes tool, which shows how PM2.5 pollution impacts billions of people. Check out the tool and submit your votes by April 16: vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting

🏆 We're nominated for a #WebbyAward! @climatetrace.org 's Air pollution platform is up for "Best Data Visualization." This tool was built to make complex, critical air quality data accessible to the public. Now we need YOUR vote! 👉 Vote here: bit.ly/4c7dx2M

Finland reduced power sector emissions nearly 80% over the last decade. Meanwhile electricity generation and GDP have risen and the country continues to top the charts for happiest place on earth. Read our blog to learn more: climatetrace.org/news/finnish...

We’re hiring! WattTime is looking for a Development Manager for @climatetrace.org. Learn more: watttime.org/about-us/car...

New monthly emissions data from Climate TRACE are out for January 2026, showing a monthly total of 5.3 Bt CO2e, a 0.3% increase vs. January 2025.

We sat down with Vasit Sagan, PhD and Derek S. Tesser, PhD from the Remote Sensing Lab at Saint Louis University to discuss how their research is powering Climate TRACE’s cattle emissions inventory. climatetrace.org/news/saint-l...

Building sector emissions in Copenhagen dropped more than 60% in 4 years thanks to large-scale electrification, renewable district heating, and efficiency upgrades. This strategy could result in annual global emissions reductions of 1.6 BtCO2e. Learn more: climatetrace.org/news/electri...

Corporate disclosures are full of information gaps, but independent data sources are completing the picture on emissions and climate risk. Forward Analytics is using Climate TRACE data to provide empirical, asset-level truth. Read more from Bloomberg: www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

These 10 countries had the highest absolute greenhouse gas emissions totals in 2025. Learn more: climatetrace.org/news/climate...

The world’s 2025 emissions broke the annual record, reaching a global total of 60.63 Bt CO2e. Despite a small decline in power sector emissions, fossil fuel operations, transportation, manufacturing, and buildings all nudged global greenhouse gas emissions higher.

As the world’s most comprehensive free and open resource for emissions data, the Climate TRACE platform packs in a lot of information on one website. Learn how to use the various tools and review and download the data with this video: www.youtube.com/watch

2025 ANNUAL GLOBAL EMISSIONS DATA ARE NOW LIVE. 🌏 Global total: 60.63 Bt CO2e Global emissions have reached a new high. The record-setting annual emissions total for 2025 is 0.50% higher than the 2024 emissions total.

16.7M people are exposed to harmful PM2.5 pollution in New York, USA, making it 4th on our list of regions with the most people exposed globally. The pollution shown here is mapped from 124 emitting facilities including ports, refineries, power plants, and more.

Later this month, Climate TRACE will release emissions data for all of 2025, along with insights on annual trends for countries, sectors, and more. Don’t miss out on this important data release — sign up for emails from Climate TRACE. climatetrace.org/subscribe

Emissions Reduction Solution (ERS) Spotlight #3: Partial Substitution of Nitrogen Fertilizer. The project shared here can potentially reduce 12,765 tCO₂e annually, and this solution, if adopted at scale, represents a 177 MtCO₂e global opportunity.

Emissions Reduction Solution (ERS) Spotlight: Electric Arc Furnaces for Steel Production. Featured Project: Glenbrook Steel Mill, Auckland, NZ Project impact: 1 MtCO2e/year ERS global impact potential: 47 MtCO2e/year climatetrace.org/news/electri...

New monthly emissions data from Climate TRACE are out for November 2025, showing a monthly total of 4.98 Bt CO2e, a very slight 0.04% decrease vs. November 2024.

This is what the flow of PM2.5 air pollution looks like in Seoul, South Korea, on an average day and on a day with the worst conditions. Seoul ranks #3 for the most people exposed to these harmful pollutants, with an impacted population of 18,250,031.

Landfills emitted 39.15 Mt of methane in 2024 — a CO2 equivalent of over 1 Bt of planet-warming emissions over a 100-year time period. A straightforward fix, deployed at scale, could reduce 135 Mt of that CO2e annually.

Check out a few highlights from Climate TRACE research teams at #AGU2025. Did you attend AGU last year? Which sessions caught your attention?

Stay up to date with the latest from the Climate TRACE coalition this year by joining our newsletter. In a monthly update, you will receive the latest emissions data, news stories, insights, and more. Sign up here: climatetrace.org/subscribe

Air pollution is responsible for millions of deaths annually. Many of the facilities emitting health-damaging pollutants like NOx, SO2, and PM2.5 are the very same facilities that emit large quantities of greenhouse gases.

In our latest Conversations with the Coalition, we interviewed Carnegie Mellon University’s Amy Gottsegen and Randy Sargent. Both Amy and Randy work with the CMU CREATE Lab, the team behind the Climate TRACE pollution visualisation tool.

What’s your one big idea to help us build a better future? @atmosmag.bsky.social asked 27 climate leaders, including Climate TRACE cofounder Al Gore, this question. Here is what the former US Vice President had to say…

New monthly emissions data from Climate TRACE are out for October 2025, showing a monthly total of 5.03 Bt CO2e, a 0.40% increase vs. October 2024.

We’re excited to begin sharing our Emissions Reduction Roadmap solutions spotlight series. Here are five strategies capable of reducing more than 10 Bt CO2e annually when adopted at scale… 🧵