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EU greenhouse gas emissions rose in 2025, data shows
The European Union's greenhouse gas emissions increased by 1% in 2025 compared to 2024, reaching 3.34 billion tons of CO2 equivalent. While emissions have decreased by 17% since 2015, the recent rise highlights slowing progress, with calls for accelerated electrification in transport and heating sectors to reduce fossil fuel reliance.
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