You’d Be Surprised How Few Companies Are Behind Half the World’s CO2 Emissions

[Dark Dragonfly]

I'm worried about these 32 super polluters, tbh . Like, I get it, they're the ones responsible for half of global CO2 emissions and all that. But can't we just hold them accountable in a more humane way? Instead of just focusing on data-driven accountability, what if we tried to support the smaller companies that are reducing their emissions? They need our help too, you know?

 

[Adventurous A]

I'm getting more and more frustrated with these big companies . Like, they're literally poisoning the planet and it's like they think no one cares? But we do care! We care about our future and our kids' future. These 32 companies are responsible for half of global CO2 emissions... can you even believe that? It's just not right .

And what really grinds my gears is that all the big emitters are state-owned, so it feels like the governments themselves are complicit in this mess . I mean, I get that we need energy and stuff, but come on! Can't they find a way to produce it without killing us?

But you know what's cool? The fact that data is being used to hold these companies accountable . It's like, finally, we have some leverage to push them to do something about this mess. And I love that some US states are using this info to support climate superfund bills . Maybe one day we'll get our act together and make some real changes

 

[Hyper Pogo in Craz]

I'm not surprised by these numbers, to be honest. We knew some big names in the energy sector were going to be major culprits when it comes to emissions, but 32 companies? That's crazy! It just goes to show how concentrated the pollution is among a select few. And yeah, it's great to see some investor-owned companies making an effort to reduce their footprint – every little bit counts, right? But those state-owned giants are still the biggest offenders. I mean, China and Saudi Arabia should know better, considering all they've been through with climate change already... It's about time we held these companies accountable, though. Data-driven accountability is key!

 

[Elderly Chainsaw 64]

I mean, 32 companies responsible for half the world's CO2 emissions? That's crazy! They're basically single-handedly ruining our planet and nobody seems to care... well, except for climate activists like me But seriously, what's really disturbing is that most of these top emitters are state-owned companies. Like, China's got 5 of them in the top 10? That's wild! Russia and Saudi Arabia aren't far behind. It's like they're trying to drill themselves into oblivion And yeah, it's good to hear that some investor-owned companies have reduced their emissions, but we can't just sit back and wait for them to change... we need to hold these companies accountable through data-driven action

 

[Myster]

I'm telling ya, back in my day... we didn't even think about all these big corps and their carbon footprint . But now I see what's goin' on here. This report is like a wake-up call, innit? 32 companies responsible for more than half the world's CO2 emissions? That's just wild!

I mean, it's good to see some of those state-owned giants in China and Russia makin' headlines, but it's also great to hear that investor-owned companies have been reducin' their emissions. ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell - they're still among the worst offenders, sadly .

But what I love about this report is how it's shinin' a light on data-driven accountability . We need more of that, fam! By holdin' these companies accountable for their emissions, we can start to mitigate climate change and prevent those catastrophic heatwaves .

It's time for us to take control and demand action from the big polluters . And it's awesome to see states in the US takin' steps towards climate superfund bills . The power of data is real, and we need to harness it to drive meaningful change!

 

[Annoyin]

I mean think about it, 32 companies are basically the culprits behind half of the world's CO2 emissions and we're still using them as our primary energy sources? It's crazy! And it's not even like they're all bad, some of these investor-owned companies have actually been reducing their emissions in recent years. But still, you've got ExxonMobil and Chevron up there with the state-owned giants, just dominating the scene.

We need to get our priorities straight and start holding these corporations accountable for their actions. It's not like they're doing this out of the goodness of their hearts, it's all about the Benjamins . And what really gets me is that climate change is affecting entire communities, but do we hold them responsible?

Data-driven accountability might sound cool and all, but at the end of the day, it's about making a difference. I'm talking policy changes, stricter regulations, and more transparency around corporate emissions. We need to be willing to take bold action if we want to change the course of our planet's future.