CLEAN : US China deal significant to curb climate change: expert

The video discusses the role of China as a developing country in climate negotiations, emphasizing the need for both developed and developing nations to make significant climate pledges. It highlights the potential for China to peak emissions before 2025 and for the US to make greater emission cuts. The video also suggests that the decline of fossil fuels could lead to improved air quality and health benefits, with electric vehicles contributing to cleaner cities.

Why is China's role in climate change negotiations considered significant?

• Because it is a developed country.

• Because it is a developing country expected to lead by example.

• Because it has the largest population.

• Because it has the most advanced technology.

What is expected from developed countries in terms of climate change action?

• To focus solely on their own economic growth.

• To wait for developing countries to act first.

• To lead by example and make the first move.

• To ignore international negotiations.

Which regions are now expected to make substantial climate pledges?

• Only the EU and North America.

• Only Asia and Australasia.

• The EU, North America, Asia, and Australasia.

• Only developing countries.

What could China potentially achieve by 2025 in terms of emissions?

• Increase its emissions significantly.

• Maintain its current emission levels.

• Peak its emissions before 2025.

• Completely eliminate emissions.

What improvements are anticipated with the reduction of fossil fuel use?

• No change in environmental conditions.

• Improved air quality and health.

• Increased greenhouse gas emissions.

• Worsening air quality.