Most fossil fuel companies have increased emissions since the Paris Agreement
"This research provides a crucial link in holding these energy giants to account on the consequences of their activities.”
A majority of fossil fuel companies produced more emissions in the seven years after the signing of the Paris Agreement than in the seven years before, new data shows.
The Carbon Majors Database, released today by think tank InfluenceMap, quantifies the emissions attributed to the 122 largest oil, gas, coal and cement suppliers, both from production and from combustion.
