The Effect of the Kyoto-Protocol on the Earth

Impact of the Kyoto Protocol on the Earth In today 's Traci Watson article in the United States of America "The Global Warming Rules began on February 16", Watson said the agreement on global warming could hurt the United States I explained that there was. The US leaders withdrew from the treaty to avoid the potential impact on the economy. Carbon dioxide may not make much contribution to global warming in the eyes of other writers, and this agreement will have a negative impact on the economy.

Even after 10 years or more, the effectiveness of the Kyoto Protocol as a global environmental regime to cope with climate change remains questionable. This paper considers that the "Kyoto Protocol" is not enough to solve the problem of global warming. The discussion will be based on examination of the two issues of the Kyoto Protocol. First, I will explain the participation problem, especially the principle of 'common but differentiated responsibilities' (CDR). Second, the participation problem is related to the compliance issue of the Kyoto Protocol. This section explains the effectiveness of the three mechanisms of the Kyoto Protocol - emissions trading, clean development mechanism (CDM), and joint implementation (JI).

International carbon credits were designed by the 1997 Kyoto Protocol and reaffirmed by the 2016 Paris climate agreement. They can be purchased as Certified Emission Reductions (CER) issued by the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and must be abandoned to achieve carbon reductions. The United Nations designed standards for verification and monitoring and then designed Vertical Carbon Standard (VCS) and GS (Gold Standard) to regulate the process. These standards are designed to ensure that emission reduction projects are "additive". In other words, it will not be executed without subsidy.

Trading credit lines earned by companies that exceed authorized emission reductions are one of the systems encouraged by the Global Warming Pact. But there are only 55% of the countries that approved six greenhouse gases that emit at least 55% of their greenhouse gases in order to obtain the Kyoto Protocol's approval to emit solar heat near the surface of the Earth. The greenhouse gas emissions market remains fragmented and global trade activity has increased over the past five years, but emissions trading is a favorable policy to address climate change in countries around the world It is. Many large companies have shown that emissions trading is a very advantageous and advantageous means to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.