Climate Change Agreements

Climate Change Agreements are international treaties or pacts where countries commit to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to combat global warming. These agreements, such as the Paris Agreement, encourage nations to set targets for lowering their carbon output, share technology, and provide financial support for developing countries to address climate change. The goal is to limit the rise in global temperatures and mitigate the effects of climate change, such as extreme weather, rising sea levels, and ecological disruption, by promoting cooperation and accountability among nations in striving for a sustainable future.