Rising CO2 emissions are the primary cause of increasing global temperatures and climate change impacts like flooding in Mumbai, droughts in Beed, and cyclones in Visakhapatnam. To address this, countries and organizations are increasingly investing in renewable energy and improving energy efficiency. While China is the largest investor in renewables and several countries get most of their electricity from renewable sources, India is also transitioning by reducing resource and energy use, increasing efficiency, and encouraging individuals to measure and lower their carbon footprint through lifestyle changes and carbon offsetting. International cooperation and a shared commitment to sustainable development are helping drive solutions.

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3. Rise in CO2 emission is the main factor in Rise in Global Temperature

9. Impact of Climate Change : India
Mumbai Floods Beed
Droughts
Delhi Loos Visakhapatnam Cyclones

10. Reduce CO2 emission

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Reduce Resources
Reduce Energy
Reduce Carbon footprint
Reduce CO2 emissionC + O2  CO2

12. International Cooperation is Changing

13. Countries are Changing
China largest investment in renewable energy sources $56.3 billion during 2013
Germany consumed 78% from renewable energy sources on 25th July, 2015
Costa Rica Is Now Running On 100% Renewable Electricity
Paraguay Is Now Running On 99.99% Renewable Electricity
Bhutan Is Now Running On 99.99% Renewable Electricity
Zambia Is Now Running On 99.71% Renewable Electricity
Nepal Is Now Running On 99.5% Renewable Electricity
Norway Is Now Running 98.5% Renewable Electricity
Renewables such as wind, solar
biomass produced 9.1%
in 2014 from 8.5% in
2013 In the World

14. India is Changing

15. Organizations are Changing
Total Cost Productivity Projects
Decreasing wastages
Increasing Energy Efficiency
Lowering per unit resources

16. We need to change
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Reduce resources
Reduce energy
Healthy Living

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Reduce CO2 : Reduce climate footprint

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Measure your climate footprint
Carbon footprint is the set of greenhouse gas
emissions caused by our activities. It can be
calculated for a product, service, person,
event, business, or even a country.
Estimate your carbon footprint to understand
your impact on climate change and to be able
to identify areas where you can reduce them.
This is your first step in taking action.
Use our online calculator to measure your
climate footprint.3.71 tonnes of
CO2 equivalent

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Reduce emissions as much as possible
When you calculate your climate footprint,
you identify the causes and sources of your
emissions, as well as opportunities to reduce
these emissions.
Reduce resources
Reduce energy
Healthy Living
Reduce by 1 tonnes of
CO2 equivalent

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Offset what you cannot reduce by buying
UN Certified Emission Reductions (CERs)
Offsetting projects are located in developing
countries that often cannot afford to reduce
emissions on their own. In addition to
reducing emissions, the projects also
contribute to sustainable development
priorities such as education and health
improvements in the communities that host
them. Some also offer substantial additional
environmental benefits such as improved air
and water quality or protection of biodiversity.
The sale of climate credits generates local
income and supports economic growth in
poor communities.​
US$3.00 per tonnes of
CO2 equivalent
US$11.13 = Rs.735

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