Why did Kyoto protocol fail?

Answer 1

This question refers to the signatories of the Kyoto Protocols. The failures of Kyoto were based on disparities of enforcement between industrialized economies such as the United States and the then developing countries, chiefly China and India. Western countries faced a more stringent burden of carbon regulatory emissions in comparison to these developing states. For these reasons and others the United States and other countries could not agree to Kyoto's language.

Answer 2

The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement proposed by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in various amounts for different countries. While almost all of the protocol has been accepted by the world, Canada, and the U.S., being the world's second biggest emitter of CO2 levels, have rejected it along with some other minor countries but the protocol was aimed mainly at the U.S. Also many countries will let their targets expire next year.

Answer 3

The Kyoto Protocol faced challenges such as lack of binding commitments from major emitting countries like the US and China, limited enforcement mechanisms, and varying emission reduction targets for different countries. These factors contributed to its limited success in achieving meaningful global emissions reductions.

Answer 4

No