A global compass for the great divergence: Emissions versus production centres of gravity 1820–2008

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@markianrubin @stitzl @simongerman600 The #centerofgravity is calculated in a 3D-space -> there are different ways to project it on the Earth surface; for a discussion see here: https://t.co/JEctxnBSil

24 Dec 2022

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@j_aja4 @simongerman600 See here: https://t.co/gMhi4qWTTS

24 Dec 2022

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#centerofgravity #economic #demographic 1820-2008 - much less movement in population than in GDP https://t.co/gMhi4qWTTS https://t.co/wrXKG7ilLj

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UK, US, China: how the world’s carbon ‘centre of gravity’ moved over 200 years https://t.co/Fy69BADwew @guardian For a detailed discussion on the link between the economic & the emission center of gravity as well as projection issues, see our paper ht

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