Environmental problems C1

The implementation of __________ aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by putting a price on carbon.

• Environmental stewardship

• Carbon taxation

• Economic disincentives

• Policy-driven change

__________ focuses on minimizing the harmful effects of human activity on the planet.

• Economic externalities

• Environmental degradation

• Mitigating climate change

• Market-based solutions

__________ involves shifting from fossil fuels to renewable sources to ensure a sustainable future.

• Greenhouse gas reduction

• Energy transition strategies

__________ considers the costs and benefits of environmental preservation in economic decisions.

• Environmental economics

• Economic disincentives

• Global carbon footprint

• Climate mitigation strategies

__________ are financial measures designed to discourage environmentally harmful behaviors.

• Economic disincentives

• Environmental externalities

• Sustainable development

• Energy policy reform

__________ are unintended side effects of an activity that affect third parties and are not reflected in the cost.

• Environmental stewardship

• Economic externalities

• Decarbonization efforts

• Carbon taxation

__________ refers to the reduction of carbon emissions through various methods and policies.

• Decarbonization efforts

• Environmental degradation

• Energy transition strategies

• Market-based solutions

__________ refers to the responsibility for maintaining and protecting the environment.

• Economic externalities

• Environmental stewardship

• Energy market reform

• Carbon pricing mechanisms

Implementing __________ can incentivize companies to reduce their carbon emissions.

• Carbon pricing mechanisms

• Environmental economics

• Renewable energy transition

• Economic disincentives

The process of __________ involves changing policies to accommodate more sustainable energy sources.

• Energy policy reform

• Environmental stewardship

• Climate mitigation strategies

• Greenhouse gas reduction