“Mild weather decreased emissions from the residential and commercial sectors” - Not policy related.
“Industrial CO2 emissions remained unchanged in 2023 as industrial production growth slowed” - Growth slowed, but emissions are unchanged, meaning we would have had more industrial emissions if growth had not slowed.
“Transportation sector emissions remained unchanged between 2022 and 2023, as increased consumption of some petroleum products offset decreases in others”
Six years to go! Answers are the same, no, no, and not so good.
I’ll tell you the answers: “No. No. Not so great.”
refuses to elaborate
https://www.eia.gov/environment/emissions/carbon/
“Mild weather decreased emissions from the residential and commercial sectors” - Not policy related.
“Industrial CO2 emissions remained unchanged in 2023 as industrial production growth slowed” - Growth slowed, but emissions are unchanged, meaning we would have had more industrial emissions if growth had not slowed.
“Transportation sector emissions remained unchanged between 2022 and 2023, as increased consumption of some petroleum products offset decreases in others”
Six years to go! Answers are the same, no, no, and not so good.