CHE partner University of East Anglia led an international team that has published a new article in the journal Nature Climate Change, outlining that the COVID-19 global lockdown has had an “extreme” effect on daily carbon emissions, but it is unlikely to last.

With the start of 2020 the CO2 Human Emission (CHE) project has entered its final 12 months of coordinated developments across its 22 partners institutes. The work has reached several important milestones that prepare "the baton" for the run into the next phase of development in 2021-2023, guided by the European Commission's CO2 Task Force strategy (see the CO2 reports) that will move us closer to operational monitoring targets.

Several scientists from the EU-H2020 projects CHE and VERIFY participated in the IG3IS - Transcom workshop in Paris from 15-18 October 2019, hosted by the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris.