Climate Change Act (various countries)

The Climate Change Act refers to laws enacted by various countries to legally commit to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and addressing climate change. These laws set targets for lowering emissions over specific timeframes, promote renewable energy, improve energy efficiency, and often establish mechanisms for monitoring progress. The aim is to limit global warming, protect ecosystems, and ensure a sustainable future. Different countries have their own versions, but all serve as legal frameworks to drive national efforts in combating climate change and meeting international commitments like the Paris Agreement.