International Journal of Research in Commerce & Management
Abstract
Climate change is a natural phenomenon. The earth that we live in today was framed due to these phenomena. Yet climate change has become a global threat
today. The reason for this drastic change in temperature now is no more natural but it is manmade. Understanding the long term effects in 1992 the International
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responded to the threat of global climate change by adopting the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) at the United
Nations Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro. UNFCCC established the first (non-legally binding) guidelines for energy policy. Although
much has been spoken about the effects of climate change on human beings and other creations on earth yet not much has been done practically. The paper
looks into the policies on paper and how far the same has been effectively applied and implemented at various levels. The paper emphasis the efforts of United
Nations along with its specialized agencies United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and initiative taken up by regional agencies like European Union in
curbing the green house gases which is one of the causes of climate change.The paper concludes by bringing in comparision between the policies framed to curb
the effects of climate change and the shortcomings in its implementation
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