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Developing Low-Cost Drone Network to Track Carbon Emissions

In 2021, human-caused CO2 emissions soared to an alarming 40.0±2.9 billion tons worldwide. Effectively managing these emissions, particularly those from major industries, is imperative in combating global warming and fostering sustainable growth.

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Diagnosing anthropogenic carbon emissions: A carbon dioxide checkup of Earth s health

Diagnosing anthropogenic carbon emissions: A carbon dioxide checkup of Earth s health
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TanSat s first attempt to detect human-caused CO2 is successful

Chinese and European satellite missions to advance global carbon dioxide monitoring

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TanSat s first attempt to detect human-caused CO2 is successful - Energy Industry Today

Chinese and European satellite missions to advance global carbon dioxide monitoring

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TanSat s first attempt to detect human-caused CO2 is successful

An international research team has analyzed measurements from the TanSat mission and the Copernicus Sentinel-5 Precursor mission to identify carbon dioxide from

France generalZhaonan caiJohanna tamminenYi liuIolanda ialongoJanne hakkarainenDongxu yangInstitute of atmospheric physicsAdvances in atmospheric sciences onAcademy of finlandFinnish meteorological instituteChinese academy of sciencesChinese academyAtmospheric sciencesUnited nations climate change conferenceMonitoring instrument