Associated Press: The first global stone fuel production storage and emission database was started with climate change negotiations

China Well -off. September 19th. The first database used to track the world's fossil fuel production, reserves and emissions was launched on Monday to cooperate with the climatic negotiations held at the United Nations Conference on New York.

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The Associated Press AP reports that the Global Stone Ceremony Registration includes more than 50,000 oil, natural gas and coal fields from 89 countries.This covers 75% of the world's reserves, output and emissions, which can be used for public use, which is the first time in this scale collection.

So far, private data has been available for purchase, and analyzes the use and reserves of world fossil fuels.The International Energy Agency also maintains public data of oil, natural gas and coal, but it focuses on the demand for these fossil fuels, and this new database is focused on the unburned substances.

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