China, USA, India, UK, Brazil climate commitments

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Chinas commitments & issue

  • Peak CO₂ emissions before 2030 & net-zero by 2060

  • Massive expansions of solar & wind power

  • Investment into electric vechicles & low-carbon technologies

Issues

  • THey use large amounts of coal so GHG emissions are the highest


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USA commitments & issue

  • Reduce GHG emissions by 50-52% of 2005 levels by 2030 & net-zero by 2050

  • Investment in renewable energy & electric vehicles

  • Reduce carbon emissions by 40% by 2030

  • $369Bn in renewable energy tax credits, grants & loans to reduce CO₂ emissions


Issues

  • Policies change between administrations so they are inconsitent


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Indias commitments & issue

  • Reduce the emissions intensity

  • Increase the share of non-fossil fuel electricity generation

  • Large-scale expansion of solar power

  • Promotion of electric vehicles

Issue

  • India is very dependent on coal


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UK commitments & issues

  • Legally binded for net-zero GHG by 2050

  • Expansion of offshore wind

  • Decarbonisation of electricity generation

  • Policies encouraging low-carbon transport

Issue

  • Meeting long-term targets requires continued reductions across transport which is challenging nationally


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Brazils commitments & issues

  • Net-zero by 2050 & substantially reduced by 2030

  • 2024 NDC reducing GHG by 59-67% below 2005 levels by 2035

  • Increases to the Amazon Fund (prevent & monitor deforestation by providing grants for forest conservation)

  • Reducing deforestation in the Amazon to enlarge sinks

Issue

  • Illegal deforestation & agricultural expansion increases their emissions drastically