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EU Greenhouse Gas Emissions Increased in 2025

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Preliminary data shows a 1% rise in emissions in 2025 compared to 2024.
The EU emitted 3.34 billion tons of CO2 equivalent last year.
Despite a long-term decrease since 2015, emissions reduction efforts have slowed recently.
Transport sector emissions remain stagnant, indicating a need for increased electrification efforts.
Cold weather contributed to higher emissions from gas-fired heating in 2025.

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AI summary: catch up in 20 seconds

Preliminary data shows a 1% rise in emissions in 2025 compared to 2024.
The EU emitted 3.34 billion tons of CO2 equivalent last year.
Despite a long-term decrease since 2015, emissions reduction efforts have slowed recently.
Transport sector emissions remain stagnant, indicating a need for increased electrification efforts.
Cold weather contributed to higher emissions from gas-fired heating in 2025.

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