New Delhi: In the midst of a sustainable tone for the purpose of the medieval ‘zero’ emissions from developed countries such as the US, Britain and the EU, India on Friday underlines the need for ambitious actions of this decade rather than setting a distant target for 2050.
“The world requires fast, sustainable and deep emission cuts on this decade than a distant target …
Let us gather to maintain the purpose of the temperature that is harmonized by Paris within reach, with ambitious actions in this decade, “said Minister of Environment Bhupender Yadav while articulating the position of the country forum The main economy (MEF) on energy and climate.
This forum was organized virtually by US President Joe Biden to provide an effort to deal with the global climate crisis ahead of the UN General Assembly who will see world leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, making each point.
Reminding those rich nations of their non-fulfilled commitment, said Yadav, “The climate judicial requires that climate finance promises and low-cost technology transfers from developed countries to developing countries must be fulfilled without further delay.” Emphasizing that the “necessity of development” is as important as combating climate change, the Minister said, “Combating climate change is a common global challenge.
Our response must be based on the basic principles of equity and general responsibility but different and their respective capabilities.” Yadav during His speech also enrolled all programs and steps taken by India to fulfill nationally determined contributions (NDCs) – climate action – commitment under the Paris agreement.
“Clean energy transition is the key to opening solutions for climate challenges, and India remains at the forefront of global efforts through a very ambitious energy transition to renewable energy,” said Minister while referring to the ambitious target of 450 countries of the renewable energy.
in 2030.