G20 per capita CO2 emissions from coal rise 7% from 2015 -research

The Group of 20 nations, including China, India, and Australia, have seen a 7% increase in per capita emissions from coal-fired power since 2015, with Australia's CO2 count per head nearly three times higher than the global average, according to research by environment group Ember.

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