COP26: Experts say India must be involved and form a net-zero DebatarAagpur: 100 days before the UN Climate Change Conference this year (COP26), experts from the country have searched for the focus of global leaders about the problem of combustion which caused the temperature of the world to rise and lead to the crisis climate.
COP 26, which is scheduled to be held in Glasgow from 31 October to November 12, is expected to be an important climate summit since the signing of the Paris Agreement in 2015.
While the government is expected to advance with a harder climate target, experts have been highlighted.
Three vital targets for high pressure negotiations – support packages for developing countries.
It states that countries are outside the path when it comes to appointments to avoid violations of 1.5 degrees Celsius, climate finance, carbon markets and tighter greenhouse gas cuts, climate experts emphasize that the economy needs to provide a strong plan.
“COP26 has a very large significance after the pandemic and puts extra pressure on developed countries to fulfill those promises.
It must focus on the needs of vulnerable countries by prioritizing adaptation and loss and damage as the main investment area, and trying to submit Appeals to the collective conscience of rich countries to fulfill and extend the USD100 billion agreed under the Paris agreement, “said Nambi Appadurai, director of the practice of climate resilience at the World Resources Institute (WRI), India.
Highlight that the COP26 focus is to have countries committed to nallest zero targets, Vibhuti Garg, Energy Economist at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), India said, “Developed countries must take more responsibility and help Developing countries with technology and finance.
It is very important that all countries can do coal peak first and then develop a strategy of how and when they will be able to reach zero clean.
“In a recent interview with TOI, the COP26 president Alok Sharma has emphasized the importance zero zero.
Stated that this problem would find a place in the narrative of greater climate talks this year, Vaibhav Chaturvedi, Fellow on the Energy Council, the environment and water, said, “India must run with a thin line, expressing willingness to engage and reveal the form of net-zero debate While encouraging developed and Chinese countries to advance their net-zero years.
Delegitimation Net-zero narratives are not options again.
“Sharma has emphasized that the climate crisis must be handled with the same urgency as Covid-19 pandemics.
Experts strongly agree.
“Following the Covid-19 crisis, the need to disseminate natural and sustainable urban-based solutions has become more attractive than before.
For India, the way of developing cities and how people move in it are two main areas for the transition.
Low carbon mobility and cities – small town but compact, where people can walk and cycling easily, it must be the core of future cities.
Business and other stakeholders can increase cleaner and more wiser development choices, from electrical mobility to energy-saving buildings and solutions Nature based, “said OP Agarwal, WRI CEO, India.
In the Climate Finance, the Director of the Ulka Kelkar Climate Program said, “We need rich countries to keep their old promises to give USD 100 billion climate finance.
We need the state to submit a five-year climate action plan, not just a zero announcement for 2050.
“100 days to go for COP26 – Green Target – Target reduction of emissions 2030 which is more resilient – Financial and wider supporting packages for developing countries – strong climate plans to ensure 1.5 degrees Celsius targets – shipping plans for finance Climate to meet USD 100 billion – country to net-zero
‘Must put pressure on developed countries to provide an appointment’
