Shorten the following paragraph: GDP growth is directly correlated with rising carbon emissions due to reliance on energy-intensive industries, with a mere 1% GDP growth resulting in a 0.5 to 0.8% emissions increase; as economies expand, so does the demand for energy, primarily sourced from fossil fuels, leading to heightened emissions, as evidenced by South Korea's 11.8% emissions surge despite green investment; projections suggest that if the global economy continues its 3% annual growth, by 2043 emissions will double, highlighting the urgency of transitioning to a zero-carbon paradigm; while decoupling emissions from growth is ideal for sustainable development, current trends show that technological advancements alone cannot sever the link between GDP growth and emissions, necessitating broader systemic changes to achieve carbon neutrality