Hungary Greenhouse Gas Emissions Down Over 6% in Q1
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Hungary's greenhouse gas emissions from economic activity fell by 6.5% in the first quarter on an annual basis, state news wire MTI reports, citing data from Eurostat.
Emissions in the first quarter of 2023 decreased by 2.9% in the European Union. They fell the most in Bulgaria, dropping by 15.2%.
Emissions grew in six member states, with the highest increase, a 9.1% rise, registered in Ireland.
In a regional comparison, greenhouse gas emissions fell 9.5% in Slovenia, slipped 6.6% in Czechia, decreased by 5.1% in Poland, were down 4.6% in Romania but rose 1.9% in Slovakia.
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