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11/08/2021 - Environment

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August 10, 2021

The Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change has issued strongest warning on global warming points to an opportunity that still exists. Elaborate (200 Words)

Refer - The Hindu

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Abdul hakkim 3 years

Please  review  mam /sir 

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IAS Parliament 3 years

Try to focus on existing opportunity. Keep Writing.

IAS Parliament 3 years

KEYPOINTS

·        The IPCC’s Working Group I has called for deep cuts to carbon dioxide emissions and other greenhouse gases and a move to net zero emissions, as the world would otherwise exceed 1.5°C and 2°C of warming during the 21st century with permanent consequences.

·        The new report attributes catastrophic events to sustained global warming, particularly the frequency and intensity of hot extremes, marine heatwaves, heavy precipitation.

·        More than five years after the Paris Agreement was concluded, there is no consensus on raising ambition to reduce emissions, making access to low carbon technologies easier.

·        The IPCC’s analysis presents scenarios of large-scale collapse of climate systems that future leaders would find virtually impossible to manage.

·        Heatwaves and heavy rainfall events experienced with increasing frequency and intensity are just two of these, while disruptions to the global water cycle pose a more unpredictable threat.

·        The only one course to adopt there is for developed countries with legacy emissions to effect deep cuts, transfer technology without strings to emerging economies and heavily fund mitigation and adaptation.

·        Developing nations should then have no hesitation in committing themselves to steeper emissions cuts.

Rasi.R.kannan 3 years

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IAS Parliament 3 years

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