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Subscriber OnlyBusinessClimate changedGlobal Carbon Emissions Are Seen Reaching Another Record in 2019U.K. Met Office’s forecast has tracked actual emissions dataDeforestation cuts the planet’s ability to absorb pollutionA deforested section of the Amazon basin in Brazil.Photographer: Mario Tama/Getty ImagesByJeremy Hodges+FollowJanuary 25, 2019, 1:03 PM UTCFromThe amount of climate-damaging carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is likely to reach another record in 2019, driven by an increase in fossil fuel use and a decline in the area of the planet covered by forests, the British Met Office said.
