[Report: Fossil fuel emissions are expected to drop slightly this year, and clean energy growth is insufficient] November 11th, the latest report from the international organization's "Global Carbon Plan" predicts that global carbon dioxide emissions from the use of fossil fuels will fall by 0.4% year-on-year to 38.2 billion tons in 2026. In addition, the development speed of clean energy is still not enough to support the continued decline of carbon emissions. The report said that China actively deploys clean energy technologies. About half of the global carbon dioxide emissions avoided through renewable energy and electric vehicles are achieved in China. China also absorbs the most carbon through afforestation and reforestation. The report also pointed out that carbon dioxide emissions caused by global land use changes are expected to increase to 5.1 billion tons this year. Taking into account these emissions, total global carbon dioxide emissions are expected to rise from 42.8 billion tons last year to 43.3 billion tons this year.