Climate Change and International Efforts Quiz

What has been a direct consequence of centuries of burning fossil fuels?

• Increased global literacy rates

• Decrease in global temperatures

• Extreme climate change

• Stabilization of ecosystems

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Which organization is known as the global authority advocating for the environment?

• WMO

• UNEP

• UNFCCC

• IPCC

What is the main focus of the IPCC?

• Funding green technologies

• Enforcing climate laws

• Organizing global protests

• Compiling climate change research

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What was a major goal of the Paris Agreement?

• To eliminate the use of fossil fuels by 2050

• To reduce climate warming to well below two degrees Celsius

• To increase global temperatures by 2 degrees Celsius

• To double global carbon emissions

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Why was the Kyoto Protocol considered a failure?

• All countries met their emission reduction targets

• It was not legally binding for developing countries

• Only developing countries had binding targets

• It successfully reduced global emissions

What is a key difference between the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement?

• The Paris Agreement is legally binding

• The Kyoto Protocol encouraged voluntary commitments

• The Paris Agreement relies on voluntary commitments

• The Kyoto Protocol was universally successful

What was the purpose of the Green Climate Fund under the Paris Agreement?

• To assist lower-income countries in decarbonization efforts

• To support climate change research

• To fund decarbonization in higher-income countries

• To penalize countries not meeting emission targets

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Which treaty is celebrated for its success in addressing the hole in the ozone layer?

• Paris Agreement

• Kyoto Protocol

• Montreal Protocol

• Stockholm Declaration

What does the Kigali Amendment aim to regulate?

• Carbon emissions

• Methane emissions

• Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

• Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)

Why is the Montreal Protocol considered a model for international environmental agreements?

• It allows for voluntary commitments

• It was only ratified by a few countries

• It has legally binding targets and adapts to new challenges

• It focuses solely on climate change

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