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TRENDS IN GLOBAL CO2 EMISSIONS - Europa
TRENDS IN. GLOBAL CO2. EMISSIONS . 2016 Report TRENDS in GLOBAL CO2 EMISSIONS : 2016 report TRENDS in GLOBAL CO2 EMISSIONS : 2016 Report thank P. Boot (PBL), den Elzen (PBL), van Ierland PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (EC-DG CLIMA), J. Talkop (EC-DG CLIMA), F. Dentener The Hague, 2016 (EC-JRC), M. Crippa (EC-JRC), B. Koffi-Lefeivre (EC-JRC), PBL publication number: 2315 S. Calsamiglia-Mendlewicz (EC-JRC), R. Quadrelli (IEA), European Commission, Joint Research Centre, A. Jones (IEA), Peters (CICERO), Y. Meijer (ESA) and Directorate Energy, Transport & Climate A. Iancu (EC-JRC) for their review and suggestions and JRC Science for Policy Report: 103428 E. Schaaf (EC-JRC) and M. Duerr (EC-JRC) and D. Guizzardi (EC-JRC) for support on the data. We thank the IEA, USGS. Corresponding author and WSA for providing recent statistics. Editing Authors PBL and EC-JRC. Jos Olivier (PBL), Greet Janssens-Maenhout (EC-JRC), Marilena Muntean (EC-JRC), Jeroen Peters (PBL) Graphics PBL Beeldredactie Responsibility PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency Production coordination and English-language editing European Commission, Joint Research Centre (EC-JRC) PBL Publishers Acknowledgements Layout This report was drafted with input from many colleagues, Xerox/OBT, The Hague gathered over several years.
4 Trends in Global CO 2 emissions: 2016 report Summary and main findings The year 2015 was a historic year. First, 2015 was the hottest year since records began in 1880.
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