The Copenhagen Accord

The Copenhagen Accord was an agreement reached in 2009 during international talks on climate change, aimed at addressing global warming. Countries committed to limit their greenhouse gas emissions to prevent dangerous climate effects and to report their progress transparently. Wealthier nations also pledged to provide financial support to help developing countries reduce emissions and adapt to climate impacts. While it was not legally binding, the Accord marked a significant step in global cooperation on climate issues, emphasizing the importance of collaborative action to combat climate change and protect the environment worldwide.