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President Xi also made a pledge to further increase EV sales and renewable energy production.
Meanwhile, the U.S.
has pulled out of the global climate agreement.
Julia Simon, NPR News.
First, the scientists found that two hundred and thirteen heat waves were substantially more likely and intense because of climate change.
But that wasn't all.
The team from ETH Zurich University
used a database of major fossil fuel producers, and calculated how much their greenhouse gas emissions contributed to global warming.
They found dozens of heat waves would be virtually impossible without the activity of big fossil fuel companies because of how high their emissions are.
As states, cities, and countries sue oil companies for damages from climate disasters, climate researchers say studies attributing specific events to specific corporations could become important in litigation.
ExxonMobil, BP, and Chevron did not respond to NPR's request for comment.
Julia Simon, NPR News.
First, the scientists found that two hundred and thirteen heat waves were substantially more likely and intense because of climate change, but that wasn't all.
The team from ETH Zurich University used a database of major fossil fuel producers and calculated how much their greenhouse gas emissions contributed to global warming.
They found dozens of heat waves would be virtually impossible without the activity of big fossil fuel companies because of how high their emissions are.
As states, cities, and countries sue oil companies for damages from climate disasters, climate researchers say studies attributing specific events to specific corporations could become important in litigation.
ExxonMobil, BP, and Chevron did not respond to NPR's request for comment.
Julia Simon, NPR News.
First, the scientists found that 213 heat waves were substantially more likely and intense because of climate change. matched
But that wasn't all. matched
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