First: look at the CO2 graph for China. That's not falling in any reasonable definition of a word, that's called "flat", even if it is technically less than before.
Second: it's normal for graphs to fall off in their last 1-5 data points because measurements are still coming in.
Third: it's using Chinese data. China has, by the way, publicly declared that they're lying about all public economic data. Please don't use Sinopec data to argue your point.
Second: it's normal for graphs to fall off in their last 1-5 data points because measurements are still coming in.
Third: it's using Chinese data. China has, by the way, publicly declared that they're lying about all public economic data. Please don't use Sinopec data to argue your point.
https://www.iea.org/countries/china/emissions
China CO2 emissions are rising fast.
Second: India's CO2 emissions are growing according to the article you posted.