This document shows an analysis of carbon emissions in China over the last 40 years . It shows the trends , causes of increasing emissions and how these can be reduced

1. Carbon Footprint Analysis: Explore data-driven insights into carbon emissions , using
statistical models and machine learning to analyze patterns and identify areas for
reduction, contributing to environmental sustainability, include examples case studies
or relevant news with cited pictures in your posts
Below is data showing carbon emissions in China over the years

2. Various statistical tools can be used for analyzing data patterns from the past and
forecasting future patterns , however in my case I didn’t have dependent and
independent variables hence I decided to stick to the use of graphs to analyze trends in
the past . Below is a scatter plot showing carbon emissions in China from 1990 to 2020

3. Over the years, there has been a steep increase in carbon emissions in China.
China’s greenhouse gas emissions are the largest of any country in the world both in
production and consumption terms, and this stems mainly from coal burning , including
coal power, coal mining and blast furnaces producing iron and steel. When measuring
production-based emissions , China emitted over 14 gigatonnes of greenhouse gases in
2019. These high levels of emissions are due to China’s large population.
China can reduce carbon emissions by switching to renewable energy sources such as
wind and solar power in place of coal. China has pledged to reduce its emissions by
60% to 65% as part of the Paris Agreement .