[PDF] developed countries have a higher obligation to combat climate change than developing countries

This house believes that developed countries have a higher obligation to combat climate change than. debate. Jan 25, 2022. Climate change and global warming  Autres questions
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  • Do developed countries have a higher obligation to tackle climate change than developing countries?

    It is through heavy industrialisation that developed countries are developed – since they contributed more to climate change, they have a greater obligation to resolve it.
    Climate change has largely been caused by long-term emissions by developed countries.

  • Are developed countries more responsible for climate change?

    “Wealthy countries are disproportionately responsible for the climate crisis, and they have the double responsibility to both cut emissions at home and to support developing countries with the costs of replanting crops and rebuilding homes after storms, and moving from dirty energy forms to cleaner, lower-carbon ones,”

  • Should developed countries combat climate change?

    Expressing commitment to fighting climate change under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement, on the basis of the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities, he said that, to vacate the carbon space in 2050 for developing countries to grow, the developed States 4 oct. 2022

  • Should developed countries combat climate change?

    Yes — and the equal amount should be zero.
    No one should waste their national treasure and wreck their economy “fighting" a natural phenomenon.

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