US, China, Japan, South Korea, and India are among the world's top 10 greenhouse gas emitters. The United States is the world's second-largest emitter, accounting for about 14% of global emissions, followed by China with about 13%, and India with about 7%. Japan and South Korea round out the top five. The top 10 countries account for about 70% of global emissions. The United States has reduced its emissions by 12% since 2005, while China has increased its emissions by 10% over the same period. India's emissions have increased by 8% since 2005. Japan and South Korea have reduced their emissions by 15% and 7%, respectively, since 2005. The top 10 countries have reduced their emissions by 6% since 2005. The world's top 10 greenhouse gas emitters are: 1. China 2. United States 3. India 4. Japan 5. South Korea 6. Russia 7. Germany 8. Iran 9. South Africa 10. Canada. The United States is the world's second-largest emitter, accounting for about 14% of global emissions, followed by China with about 13%, and India with about 7%. Japan and South Korea round out the top five. The top 10 countries account for about 70% of global emissions. The United States has reduced its emissions by 12% since 2005, while China has increased its emissions by 10% over the same period. India's emissions have increased by 8% since 2005. Japan and South Korea have reduced their emissions by 15% and 7%, respectively, since 2005. The top 10 countries have reduced their emissions by 6% since 2005.

Hong Kong's Wah Kwong orders more LNG carriers banking on growing trade

Hong Kong's Wah Kwong orders additional LNG carriers, anticipating an increase in trade. The article also discusses the top 10 greenhouse gas emitters globally, highlighting their emissions percentages and changes since 2005.