Question
Which of the following statements is correct, according to the passage? (i) The United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union and China are major emitters with net zero goal. (ii) India represents about 7% of today’s global emissions, and has committed itself to a net zero deadline 49 years away. (iii) The Prime Minister’s net zero plan represents a rise from the Paris Agreement pledge of 175 GW from renewables, 40% share of power, and reduction of emissions intensity of GDP by 33-35%. (iv) Create a legal mandate for climate impact assessment of all activities can least facilitate investment by dedicated green funds.
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