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Ceew: The study underscores the pressing need for developed countries, including China, to adopt sustainable lifestyles and make room for developing countries in the global carbon space.
New Delhi, Nov 28 (PTI) In rich countries, even regular earners produce more carbon dioxide than the wealthiest 10 per cent of people in developing countries like India, Brazil, and others in Asia and South America, according to a new study.
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Only Norway and Belarus among developed countries are on track to achieve their climate goals for this decade, according to a report by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water. The report found that developed countries are expected to collectively emit an additional 3.7 gigatonnes of CO2 in 2030, representing a 38% overshoot of their reduction targets. The US, EU, and Russia are responsible for 83% of this emissions gap. The report highlights the implications of this for developing countries, which need sufficient carbon space to address their development challenges. | Latest News India
By 2030, developed countries will overshoot carbon emission targets by 38 per cent