Eighty percent of worldwide carbon emissions since 2016 are attributable to fewer than 60 companies and countries, according to a report published Thursday by the think tank InfluenceMap. The report attributes the vast majority of overall emissions to 57 entities, a combination of nation-states, state-owned companies and investor-owned companies. The three largest producers of man-made emissions are all state-owned companies, according to the report. Saudi Aramco is the source of not only 4.8 percent of global emissions between 2016 and 2022, but for 3.6 percent of global emissions since 1854, considered the beginning of the industrial era. Russian-owned Gazprom is the number-two en
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