New Delhi: With the UN Inter-Government Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which calls for an urgent need to have more sustainable actions to save the world from the climate crisis, India on Monday mentioning his findings “Clarion’s call for developed countries”, asking for countries The rich country to go for deep emissions deductions immediately remember that their cumulative emissions have pushed the world to the current crisis.
“The report reaffirmed the position of India that historical cumulative emissions were a source of the current climate crisis,” said Minister of Environment Bhupender Yadav while articulating the country’s position and responding to the scientific findings of IPCC.
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https://t.co/qjradwas7Z- Bhupender Yadav (@byadavbjp) 1628521358000underlining that the cumulative emissions and per capita India are significantly low and far less than the fair share of the global carbon budget, said Yadav, “the report said Clarion’s call for developed countries to cut direct emissions and decarbonization of their economy.
“His statement gave rise to the global tone view of various stakeholders, including rich countries, to bring India together with China and others on the emission track ‘Net- Zero ‘faster than that time even as time and again reminded them on the path.
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https://t.co/NWJR1A8ZWN- Bhupender YADAV (@BYADAVBJP) 1628521366000REFERING to report, India, in a statement, marking how advanced the countries have it , in fact, seizing far more than their fair shares of the global carbon budget.
Noting that only “reaches net-zero is not enough”, India said, “This has been borne in the IPCC report.
This confirmed India’s position that historical cumulative emissions were the source of the climate crisis faced by the world today.” The IPCC report notes that carbon dioxide has been and will continue to be the dominant cause of global warming under all greenhouse gas emissions scenarios.
In the role of India to fight the threat of climate change, Yadav said the country had taken many steps to overcome the global problem of climate change and was fine on the strip of decoupling its emissions from economic growth.
India said that it had taken several actions including establishing the International Surya Alliance, a coalition for the tough disaster infrastructure, increasing domestic renewable energy targets to 450 gw by 2030 and placed an ambitious national hydrogen mission to deal with climate change problems.
“India’s actions to overcome global climate change are 2 degrees Celsius and are considered high by several world independent institutions,” said the country’s statement while marking his works on the promised climate action under the climate agreement.