National emissions data for climate & ESG agents.

Ask an LLM for a country's emissions and you get a stale guess. Dynamic Feed serves the figure: one keyless call to `emissions` returns Climate TRACE's modelled national inventory — CO2/CH4/N2O + CO2-equivalent, the country's global rank and its share of world emissions — provenance-stamped and citeable.

The call

Keyless over MCP, or one REST call with a free key. Every datapoint is provenance-stamped and citeable.

# National emissions for a country (ISO-3 code), keyless:
curl -s https://dynamicfeed.ai/v1/batch -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"calls":[{"tool":"emissions","args":{"country":"CHN"}}]}'
# Optional year:  {"tool":"emissions","args":{"country":"USA","year":2023}}

Sample response

{ "country": "CHN", "year": 2023, "rank": 1,
  "emissions_tonnes": { "co2": ..., "ch4": ..., "n2o": ..., "co2e_100yr": 17357000000.0, "co2e_20yr": ... },
  "world_share_pct_co2e_100yr": 29.11,
  "provenance": { "source": "Climate TRACE", "license": "CC BY 4.0 (attribution: Climate TRACE)" } }

Why live data

`emissions` returns Climate TRACE's own modelled national greenhouse-gas inventory for a country + year: CO2, CH4, N2O, and CO2-equivalent over both 100-year and 20-year GWP horizons, plus the country's global rank and its percentage share of world emissions. Climate TRACE publishes under CC BY 4.0 — commercial redistribution permitted with attribution (Dynamic Feed credits Climate TRACE on every datapoint). It is annual inventory data (lags ~1-2 years) and a modelled estimate, not a real-time meter — cite it as Climate TRACE's figure. Pass an ISO-3 country code (USA, CHN, IND).

Use it for

• A citeable national emissions figure for climate, ESG and policy agents
• Rank countries by emissions / compute a country's share of the global total
• Ground an ESG or sustainability report in a provenance-stamped source
• Pair with energy_grid / carbon_intensity for a fuller climate picture

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