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154080
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The issue of climate change has invoked the European Union’s interests since the time the issue became a political one in early 1990s. The EU has been an active entity in formulating rules and policies to address climate change domestically and internationally too. It was a leader in the climate change issue for a decade responsible for successful ratification of the Kyoto Protocol and implementing various policies and practices. Its role however has considerably weakened post Copenhagen Summit in 2009.
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ID:
185394
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pressing issues of our times. The global climate negotiations, under the auspices of the United Nations, have now for nearly three decades worked to address climate change, the impacts of which are increasing and projected to further dangerously increase, as backed by growing scientific evidence.
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ID:
164940
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India holds a significant position in the global climate negotiations, referred to as the Framework Convention on Climate Change (FCCC), held under the auspices of the UN. It has set climate agenda setting globally while treading cautiously on its stance which has primarily centred around the notions of equity and differentiated responsibility.
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ID:
138388
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India faces a situation of energy crises. Though a short term solution can be to increase its imports, in the long run India has to chart out a new roadmap which includes revamping its current energy structure and including clean energy sources. This has the potential in sifting towards a low carbon growth while simultaneously addressing environmental concerns.
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ID:
145386
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Carbon markets are a reality and forms an important component of the Paris Agreement. However, the uncapped nature of the Paris Agreement means that the new market mechanism framework will need to be able to accommodate flows in many directions, unlike North to South flow under Kyoto Protocol. The eventual goal remains the globally linked market which though in principle appears complicated, is actually a better and a feasible idea as it expands the pool of participants and can broaden emission reduction opportunities and reduce volatility.
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