Akshay AgrawalAIR 43 · CSE 2018 · 177 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
Climate change is defined as rising global temperatures due to excessive air pollution (greenhouse gases) and accompanying changes in climate patterns. It is undoubtedly a global phenomenon and needs a global action (INDC).
In light of the rising concerns, India's climate Action Plan to achieve its 'Intended Nationally Determined Contributions' gives a ray of hope:
Body · points
Focus on financial mobilisation • Dedicated fund for Climate Action plan to be created to encourage & promote green technology. • 'Green Fund' to be utilised and attracting investments in clean technologies.
Technological collaboration :
- with developed countries to promote cleaner technology
- encouraging development of hydro, wind and solar power. (ISA)
- Focus on renewable energy sources like biogas & biodiesel.
Policy : India has its own National Policy on climate change which includes holistic development of clean environment involving forests, agriculture, Himalayan ecosystems, solar energy etc.
Close · a way forward
India's target of 175 GW (now 227 GW) of 'clean' energy by 2022 is a laudable objective. For this, it is necessary to have focussed policy attention and implementation of the said policy.
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