Can India Save the Warming Planet?

Can India Save the Warming Planet

               Power decisions that India makes within the following few years should profoundly have an effect on how warm the planet becomes this century. India's populace and living requirements have been rising fast. If its current energy blend continues, by 2040 carbon emissions could prevent earth from limiting global warming to desired ranges. To cut emissions, India has to build a reliable electric grid which could manage widespread solar and wind energy and that may transfer from coal to natural gas power plants. The united states also needs to reform the bankrupt power zone, pass more extreme energy-performance rules and put money into efficient and clean transportation. Technical and financial aid from overseas can be critical.
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This is a great advancement that I hope can become true by 2040. If large countries and companies were to strive to prevent the irreversible climate crisis, I seriously believe that it can truly be avoided all together.
Can India Save the Warming Planet?

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