8 Countries That Contribute The Most To Climate Change

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1. China

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Between 1990-2020: 224502 megatons 

China, often termed the ‘world’s factory,’ has seen a rapid ascent as an industrial powerhouse accompanied by a dramatic rise in GHG emissions. This swift industrialization required vast energy resources, predominantly sourced from coal. Additionally, the construction surge, catering to its vast population’s housing and infrastructure needs, heightened the country’s energy demands. Even though China has vigorously invested in renewable energy in recent years, its extensive coal consumption and carbon-intensive infrastructure solidify its position as the world’s top GHG emitter.

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