global environmental politics

Multiple Choice

1. What does global environmental politics mainly study?

• Sports and culture

• International cooperation, conflict, and governance on the environment

• ational security and defense

• Only climate change

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a major environmental issue mentioned?

• Climate change

• Deforestation

• Water scarcity

• Space exploration

Multiple Choice

The Ramsar Convention (1971) focuses on

• Endangered species trade

• Wetlands conservation

• Ocean pollution

• Carbon markets

Multiple Choice

Which UN conference in 1972 marked the first major global effort on environmental issues?

• Kyoto Protocol

• Paris Agreement

• UNCHE (Stockholm Conference)

• Rio Earth Summit

Multiple Choice

The Brundtland Report (1987) introduced the concept of

• Human rights

• Sustainable development

• Green technology

• International trade

Multiple Choice

Agenda 21 (1992) was intended as:

• A legally binding treaty

• A non-binding UN action plan for sustainable development

• A financial agreement among states

• A biodiversity conservation project

Multiple Choice

Which international body produces scientific reports on climate change?

• WTO

• IMF

• IPCC

• NATO

Multiple Choice

The Kyoto Protocol (1997) aimed to:

• Reduce greenhouse gas emissions

• Protect wetlands

• Ban nuclear weapons

• Eradicate poverty

Multiple Choice

The Paris Agreement (2015) introduced the mechanism of:

• Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)

• tructural Adjustment Programs

• Trade Tariffs

• Millennium Villages Project

Multiple Choice

The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were replaced in 2015 by

• Kyoto Protocol

• SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)

• Ramsar Convention

• UNEP Programme