Summit About Climate Change In Paris

Summit about climate change in Paris

Introduction

Many are very open and little specific and it is because in reality, the implementation of real measures and close to society are defined by each country through their external and internal policies because each one has its particularities and each one will take a course in oneor several of the areas that benefit you the most. That is, an objective is marked, but the way of achieving it is not specified, with internal policies, countries usually manage the part of the treaty related to emission reduction and development based on renewable energy, as well as dedicated fundsA Creation of both physical and legislative infrastructure, the creation of internal economic flows that favor renewable energy and investments in R & D & I. 

Developing

With external policies, economic flows in the import and/or export of renewable energies to other countries are usually managed as well as the help of developing countries to which the same emissions are not imposed as others, so thatThey can follow their development lives is more indulgent with them and are allowed measures for low emissions development. Part of these policies are possible due to financing funds for sustainable development. The next important point to be developed is given because before and during the Paris Conference, countries presented their national action plans against climate change (CPDN). 

Specifically, the Spanish climate change office, as Iagua said in its publication, has considered that the important thing is to achieve legal instruments that link countries in the United Nations, about climate change;including emission reduction objectives.

Spain overturned its efforts in action programs, together with France and Peru, to sign the first covenant on water and climate change. Action plan for adaptation to climate change in the basins to guarantee the quantity and quality of fresh water and in aquatic ecosystems, especially to contain floods.

Persistent droughts that threaten security, economy and environment. (C.H.G.) Although the plans will not be enough to maintain global warming below 2 ° C, the agreement highlights the importance of trying to achieve the objective. A good transparency plan is vital because, of course, being a multinational and that covers so many countries with so many different interests, accessible information is needed for all of them. This plan is mainly based on the requirement of annual reports of governments about their advances and the evaluation towards objectives of sustainability and transparency of their accounts and emissions.

And checks by an agency that certifies the veracity of said reports, this is done before giving financing. In other words, the foundations were being put to raise awareness among the international community and governments of the importance of the necessary measures;and in subsequent peaks aquilatar a global policy that would lead a series of norms that legally link the nations to respect them. But in no section of the treaty any reference is made to the ability to repression of behaviors outside the parameters of the agreement.

While it is true that the principle of opportunity advised him, interest at stake, at least deserved the forecast of corrective measures. Flow of objectives and plans of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. Schematizes the content of the agreement that “establishes a global action plan that puts the limit of global warming. Mitigation: Reduce emissions. In the long term of maintaining the increase in world average temperature well below 2 ° C on pre -industrial levels. Limit the increase to 1.5 ° C, which will considerably reduce the risks and the impact of climate change. 

conclusion

Global emissions reach their maximum level as soon as possible, although they recognize that in developing countries the process will be longer. Then apply quick reductions based on the best scientific criteria available. Global transparency and balance: meetings every five years to set more ambitious objectives based on scientific criteria. Inform other governments and citizens about their advances. Evaluate progress towards the long -term objective through a solid mechanism of transparency and accountability. Adaptation: Strengthen the capacity of societies when facing the consequences of climate change. Offer developing countries to international aid for better and more permanent adaptation."