GCC Week-5

What does economic growth typically lead to?

• Decreased carbon emissions

• Increased carbon emissions

• No change in carbon emissions

• Reduced energy demand

What should be clearly defined according to the learning outcomes?

• Economic growth and carbon emissions growth

• Industrialization and urbanization

• Low-carbon technologies

• Energy demand and supply

What is one impact of industrialization and urbanization?

• Decrease in energy demand

• Increase in carbon emissions

• Reduction in carbon lock-in

• Transition to high-carbon economies

What is a challenge mentioned for low-carbon transitions?

• Building new infrastructure

• Retrofitting existing infrastructure

• Increasing carbon emissions

• Reducing economic growth

What often leads to increased carbon emissions?

• Rising economic growth

• Decreased economic growth

• More trees being planted

• Less industrialization

What are major drivers of carbon emissions?

• Industrialization and urbanisation

• Planting more trees

• Reducing waste

• Using bicycles

What challenge is faced when transitioning to low-carbon economies?

• Carbon lock-in

• More sunlight

• Increased rainfall

• Less pollution

What does "economic growth" refer to?

• Increase in the production and consumption of goods and services

• Decrease in the production of goods

• Increase in the number of trees

• Decrease in the number of cars

What is typically used to measure economic growth?

• Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

• Number of schools

• Amount of rainfall

• Number of animals

What does "carbon growth" refer to?

• Increase in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases

• Increase in the number of books

• Decrease in the amount of water

• Increase in the number of flowers