China waited to strong growth trajectory before pledging to reach net-zero emissions but India is about 15-20 years behind China in terms of development
India will need increased effort to meet the targets
At G20, Modi says world can progress faster with support to developing nations
India is not only meeting its Paris Agreement targets but has also been exceeding them, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the G20 summit held virtually
The report shows that coordinating priority areas to conserve both biodiversity and carbon stocks is key to meeting ambitious goals for both nature and climate
With more sensible US leadership and new policy tools, the world will have a fighting chance of survival
US President Donald Trump has said it was a "disaster" and people were happy being out of it, while his Democratic challenger Joe Biden vowed to rejoin the historic accord if voted to power
1.7 billion people to face severe water shortage due to the decline in glacier runoffs in Central Europe and Tibetan Plateau between 2030 and 2050
The decline is attributed to cheaper renewable energy resources and increasing public resistance towards polluting sources
He also said that India is working to conserve migratory birds
Countries which have enacted legislation in this regard are New Zealand, United Kingdom, France, Sweden and Scotland
Observers said delegates were struggling to resolve the question of whether big emitters will signal their intent to raise their emissions-cutting targets next year
The narrow aim of the Madrid negotiations is to finalise the rulebook for the 2015 climate accord, which enjoins nations to limit global temperature rises to "well below" two degrees Celsius.
Obama said he knew the standards set by each country were insufficient but that the accord was practical and meant for the long haul.
It is the last section of the Paris accord rulebook which remains unresolved and has the potential to make or break efforts to curb emissions
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a global Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) at the United Nations (UN) Climate Action Summit 2019 held in New York on September 23.
The report examines data on historical carbon emissions to calculate the 'fair share' of responsibility for climate financing
The signatories said they wanted the IEA to produce what they would consider a "fully transparent" scenario showing how the world could meet the most ambitious Paris accord goals.
The UN official also lauded efforts by Indian companies and said he has been very encouraged by the response of companies globally in tackling climate change
New Delhi Declaration will help land restoration