23 Nov 23 2 min read
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- In Q2 2023, the EU's GHG emissions fell to 821 million tonnes CO2-eq.
- Despite this, the EU's gross domestic product remained stable with a minimal 0.05 per cent change.
- Manufacturing and gas supply were major emission contributors.
- While Malta, Latvia, Ireland, Lithuania, Cyprus, and Croatia had increased emissions, 21 EU countries saw reduced emissions.
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