Descriptive analysis explores how climate diplomacy drives carbon neutrality initiatives, revealing key insights.
In this era, the world suffers from many problems that are difficult to deal with. These problems range from the fields of life, the environment, industry, wars, the problem of hunger and food security, waves of illegal immigration during which dozens die during smuggling at sea, and many other problems that are difficult to enumerate, but There are always problems that are a priority in studying and trying to find solutions. It should be noted that carbon neutrality comes as one of the most prominent solutions and initiatives that seek to mitigate climate change. Carbon neutrality refers to achieving a balance between the emission of carbon dioxide and its absorption from the atmosphere in carbon sinks. It represents a situation in which net carbon emissions are zero, meaning that any human-caused carbon dioxide emissions are offset by similar removal efforts. This study attempts to investigate the hypothesized relationship between climate diplomacy and carbon neutrality, by answering the research question: How Climate diplomacy contributes to carbon achievement? The descriptive analytical method will be adopted in this study.
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