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The collective efforts of the United States and India are pivotal in steering global responses to the increasingly urgent climate crisis. The trajectory set during the COP21 in Paris, with its stringent target of limiting global warming to 1.5°C, amplifies the significance of ongoing collaborative endeavours between these two influential economies. As the COP28 unfolds, conducting the inaugural “global stocktake,” the commitments and actions of these nations remain central to achieving the Paris Agreement’s goals. The U.S. Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) stands as a beacon for substantial investments in clean energy transition within the United States. However, its potential perception as trade protectionism poses risks to global cooperation.
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