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An Evaluation of G20’s Stand on Environment and Climate Change Adaption: A Critical Review

Abraham Mutluri, Lakshmi Narayana Nagisetty, Samuel John Aduri

Journal of Geography, Environment and Earth Science International · pp. 26–37 · Published 8 Jan 2024

10.9734/jgeesi/2024/v28i1742

Abstract

Environment play significant role in the growth and development of the People and Nations at all levels with better sustainability. The aim of this article is to evaluate the G20 summits held in the world stand of the environment and climate change adaptation and also presents discussions, outcomes of G20 meeting held in New Delhi – India on 9th and 10th of September 2023. The more focus of this article is environment and climate change adaptation. It is a latest topic and very few studies were conducted on this topic, so that the researcher presented the G20summit stand on environment and climate change adaptation.  Methodology: This article is prepared with secondary data, available in the books, reports, research papers and online libraries like Google Scholar, J-Gate Plus, Research Gate, Academia, Mendeley and Google. Results: The G20 Summit presided over by India brought new initiatives and funds for climate change mitigation and adaptation for developing healthy and eco-friendly environment. The Biofuel alliance and climate change fund by the United Kingdom are the major achievements at the G20 summit held in India. Announcement of G20 Satellite for environment and climate observation is great initiative born in G20 summit. The leaders attended from various Countries agreed to work on green and low-carbon energy technologies including mechanics like wind turbines, solar panels, biomass systems and carbon capture equipment giving priority for the Non-Conventional type of Energies. These technologies supports the use of natural resources which provide less pollution and promote a green climate which further supports for the achievement of the targets and indicators of Sustainable Development Goals. 

Climate change environment growth development inclusive accessible sustainability G20 summit stakeholders collaboration partnership

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