Net-zero, Paris Agreement, COP26, Carbon budget — understanding climate change buzzwords

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With the COP26, the world's largest climate conference, coming up between October 31 and November 12, climate buzzwords like net-zero, 1.5 degrees, carbon budget, and the Paris Agreement have cropped up often. In the first episode of ThePrint's new weekly show Tipping Point, Simrin Sirur breaks down what each of these terms means, and why climate change should matter to you.
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[suvrotica]

Simrin really liked the summary, very few people in India watch news that matter most. Your work and contribution is appreciated.

Thanks for creating this video. People lack awareness about this subject in India due to various factors but the biggest being that media doesn't cover it at all in India. I am glad that The Print is different and trying to revolutionize the journalism in India.

[arpitshah]

Small correction...China's net zero goal is for 2060 not 2050.

[krutib]

4:47 here you said india is the seventh largest emitter of CO2 but India is the third largest.

[Adventuregutta]

Thanks for helping me prepare this topic for ssb

[jyotinskutty]

Very good Simran, very nicely summarised

[Indian-cvhq]

Developed countries have to contribute more. Hope they don't act like the way they are now with COVID vaccines

[mohsinbisti]

Much appreciated for explanation, 754;;&355

[prashantdevadiga]

India need to meet targets faster. 2070 target is quite disappointing. Jai Hind.

[Project]

Playing with words won't be relevant enough to reverse it

[davesingh]

u used my friend's picture without his permission 3:23 i want to talk to your lawyer :)

[HT-lrrs]

The World Powers must come together to help developing countries to give them the expertise, the resources, the maintance teams to create green energy. India must be fist due to its high population and its current environmental issues. If China and India are assisted in going green as much as humanly possible, CO2 will go down considerably. Unfortunately nothing will happen in the US as their politicians are basically 2 sides of the same coin.

More right wing governments must understand the industrialisation of developing countries is a threat to the entire world. There is nothing to conserve if there is no world.

[midlandernc]

Sounded good but is totally false. See Dr Moore one of the founding members of Green Peace. Also the work of Tony Heller. Many videos and published articles on Suspicious Observers.