What does the government say about global warming?

Answer 1

The UK government signed the Kyoto protocol, and is a party to the European Union agreement on carbon trading, whereby industries can purchase carbon rights from other industries holding rights excess to their requirements.

Answer 2

Most scientists believe global warming is one of the major problems facing our planet at the present time. Humans release 30 billion tons of CO2 from fossil sources each year, which is accumulating faster than it can be absorbed, and this "greenhouse" gas is driving up the planet's temperature.

If we poll just climate scientists on this issue, close to 97% concur with this assessment.

Answer 3

All governments agree that the world has to stop global warming. The recent Paris agreement means that every country has set their own goals of reducing emissions. The general aim is to stop the world warming by more than two degrees Celsius.

Unfortunately, most of the goals are not high enough to achieve this, and will need to be raised.

Answer 4

Governments around the world acknowledge that global warming is a serious issue caused by human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels. Many governments have committed to taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase renewable energy use, and implement policies to mitigate the impacts of climate change. International agreements like the Paris Agreement outline targets for reducing emissions and limiting global temperature rise.

Answer 5

WELL TO STOP FOR MANY REASONS