COP21 Organizer on Cop26

The video discusses the outcomes of COP 26, highlighting key agreements such as limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees, reversing deforestation, and financial commitments to decarbonization. It addresses the absence of some countries and the challenges they pose, while emphasizing the need for a global carbon tax and market. The role of coal, nuclear, and natural gas in the energy crisis is examined, along with the importance of investing in renewable energies like green hydrogen. The video concludes with a discussion on using tax proceeds to support those affected by rising energy prices.

What is the new target for limiting global warming according to COP 26?

• 2.5 degrees

• 2 degrees

• 3 degrees

• 1.5 degrees

Which countries are identified as having difficulty accepting the need to decarbonize the global economy?

• Australia, Saudi Arabia, and Brazil

• United States and Canada

• Russia and Japan

• China and India

What is the stance on coal usage as discussed in COP 26?

• No more new coal plants

• Reduce coal usage by 50%

• Maintain current coal usage

• Increase coal production

What is a promising new energy source mentioned for decarbonizing heavy industry?

• Biofuels

• Natural gas

• Green hydrogen

• Nuclear energy

Why were penalties for not meeting climate promises deemed ineffective in past agreements?

• Penalties were not enforced

• Countries withdrew before penalties were imposed

• Penalties were too harsh

• Countries ignored the penalties

What is considered a more effective measure than penalties for ensuring countries meet climate goals?

• Economic sanctions

• Peer pressure

• Military intervention

• Trade restrictions

How should the proceeds from a carbon tax be utilized according to lessons learned?

• Subsidize fossil fuel industries

• Invest in new coal plants

• Support those negatively impacted by energy price increases

• Fund military operations