Wealthiest 1% uses up twice as much carbon as 3.1billion people, Asian emissions grow, worsening climate crisis and pollution | Oxfam in Asia
IJERPH | Free Full-Text | Trade and Embodied CO2 Emissions: Analysis from a Global Input–Output Perspective
Fire carbon emissions over maritime southeast Asia in 2015 largest since 1997 | Scientific Reports
Reducing the footprint? How to assess carbon emissions in the garment sector in Asia
Report: China emissions exceed all developed nations combined - BBC News
When will humanity hit the peak of its rising carbon emissions? | Mashable
Fossil-Fuel CO2 Emissions from Centrally Planned Asia Graphs
Widespread adoption of carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies in South East Asia remains highly unlikely | IEEFA
Black Carbon Emissions in Asia: Sources, Impacts, and Abatement Opportunities | Climate & Clean Air Coalition
Decarbonization, the Southeast Asian Way - Reporting ASEAN - Voices and views from within Southeast Asia
Sustaining the low-carbon emission development in Asia and beyond: Sustainable energy, water, transportation and low-carbon emission technology - ScienceDirect
Energy Sources and Carbon Emissions in the Iron and Steel Industry Sector in South Asia | Semantic Scholar
ACP - Estimation of fire-induced carbon emissions from Equatorial Asia in 2015 using in situ aircraft and ship observations
Visualizing Global Per Capita CO2 Emissions
Sustaining the low-carbon emission development in Asia and beyond: Sustainable energy, water, transportation and low-carbon emission technology - ScienceDirect
Decarbonising South and South East Asia - Full Report
CO2 emissions in Southeast Asian Countries. | Download Scientific Diagram
Asia holds key to CO2 emissions crisis - I by IMD
Who has contributed most to global CO2 emissions? - Our World in Data
ILO Working paper 53: Taking climate action - Measuring carbon emissions in the garment sector in Asia
Asia's Race to Net-Zero by 2030
A Comparative Analysis of Carbon Emissions from Transportation and Logistics of the Consumer Goods Industry in
Asia, Not the US, Is the Main Source of Global Warming | Cato Institute
Asia-Pacific, the Gigantic Domino of Climate Change
