Emissions

Measuring the Hot Air in Davos

By on February 02, 2012

Emissions

Measuring the Hot Air in Davos

While the Prime Ministers, Presidents, and CEOs yakked at the World Economic Forum, something strange was happening outside: Carbon emissions around Davos fell. Picarro, maker of the machines used to measure greenhouse gases at the Swiss resort, says that may be because locals flee during the conference.

Graphic by Bloomberg Businessweek; Data: Climmod, Pennsylvania State University
Yan is a reporter for Bloomberg News in Washington.
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