MITIGATING THE GLOBAL WARMING CONUNDRUM
Attempting to keep global warming well below 2o Celsius is an aggressive goal set by the Paris Climate Agreement. Nation-state pledges to decrease greenhouse gas emissions have been made as to the first step through nearly all countries, in the form of nationally determined assistance (NDCs) for the year 2030. This research goes away from the NDCs to look at regional participation and ambition in reductions after 2030. Internalizing the human value of cooperation is critical for mitigating the unfavorable effects of climate change and adapting to a changing situation. Greenhouse gas (GHG) emission inventories serve as a bridge between national and international climate policy, as well as the climate and environmental science. With this research paper, the authors hope that they will be able to assist researchers in understanding better present and future reporting necessities (under UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement) and identify key issues and topics to keep in mind when working to improve the GHG inventory. As an outcome of the Paris Climate Agreement, this paper shows how global warming affects climate change, which leads to further displacement.
Climate change, global warming, Paris Agreement, Mitigation