Eco friendly growth
for the first time in five years, global carbon emissions from combustion of fossil fuels declined in 1998, according to new estimates released by the us -based Worldwatch Institute. The emission rate fell by 0.5 per cent, which in real terms means around 6.32 billion tonnes.
Interestingly, this decline took place at a time when the world economy was growing. "This suggests an accelerated
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