कोप–३१ : जीवाश्म इन्धनको प्रयोग घटाउने विषयमा मतभेद

In English

COP-31: Disagreements over reducing fossil fuel use

As the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP-31) ongoing in Antalya, Turkey, reaches its final stage, deep disagreements have emerged among member nations regarding the reduction of fossil fuel use. UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell has urged negotiators to quickly find consensus on difficult issues. Producing nations like Saudi Arabia and Russia have opposed proposals to set specific targets for reducing the use of oil, gas, and coal, while developing nations like India have expressed dissatisfaction with such measures, citing potential obstacles to development. The United States is not participating in this conference. Although the host, Turkey, has put forward a proposal to expand electrification, observers have expressed concern that it lacks clear provisions regarding renewable energy sources. Even though scientists have warned about keeping global temperatures within the 1.5-degree Celsius limit, tensions remain high among countries regarding the use of fossil fuels and measures to reduce them.

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