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Argentinas take on the Paris Agreement

by | 21-06-2017 02:58 recommendations 0

Argentina like most of the countries in the world has signed the Paris Agreement when it was drafted many years ago. In 2016, the Argentinian Congress voted in favour of the endorsement of the Paris Treaty.

After Donald Trump became president of the US and left the Paris Treaty, Argentinian  Minister of environment and development Sergio Bergman expressed that Argentina will not change its posture and will keep on implementing measures to fulfill the agreement.

But what are the goals of Paris Agreement? It?s main goal was to reduce the carbon emissions starting 2020. They search to reduce the temperature increase and limit it to 1,5 degrees Celsius. Each country that signs the agreement is responsible to lowering their own carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases emissions. Those with bigger industries are those that will have to make a bigger contribution as they are the countries which contaminate more regarding carbon emissions. Among these are China and the US, which has recently left the agreement under the presidency of Donald Trump.
 

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  • says :
    Carolina, thank you for your report. I am relieved to hear that Argentina stays with the agreement. At first there had been some voices wondering if some other nations would drop out like US, but it seems like everything is fine until now.
    Posted 28-06-2017 20:54

  • says :
    Hi Carolina! Thanks for your report:)
    Your report was helpful in undertanding what Argentina thought and did regarding Paris agreement. In addition, I absolutely sympathize with your concern. Hope there would be good news.
    Posted 28-06-2017 00:53

  • Daniel Ricardo says :
    You are right as Latin America must be a unit block knowing that everyone in the ALAC has that commitment to meet the goals that are planned Total support from Colombia
    Posted 21-06-2017 04:07

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