The Carbon Emission Reduction Dilemma – COP26 Glasgow

Individual Report

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
COP26 and the agreement...........................................................................................................3
Its importance and how EU will achieve the target and comply with projected goals of Paris
agreement....................................................................................................................................4
The manner in which organisations in the western world truly become carbon neutral and
achieve zero emissions by 2030..................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTION
Individual report is an assessment done by a person who has to research and verify the
information. It provides an brief area of detail that should be relevant to the topic which should
be arranged in an organised format. This report is from a research done on The Carbon Emission
Reduction Dilemma – COP26 Glasgow. Carbon Emission is known as the process of extracting
the carbon gas into the environment. This increment of carbon in the air leads to the global
warming and greenhouse gas effect. The nations signed the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC), that was adopted in 1992 (Hassan, Alhenawi, and
Hasan, 2022). This report discusses about COP26, COP26 agreement, its importance, how the
countries are going to achieve the target and comply with the projected goals of Paris agreement
and lastly the way in which the organisations in the western world truly become carbon neutral
and achieve zero emissions by 2030.
MAIN BODY
COP26 and the agreement
It stands for Conference of Parties, it is a summit about global climate use to held in
Glasgow. The parties hereby are almost 200 countries contributing to the agreement of becoming
carbon neutral and achieve zero emissions. It brings together 120 world leaders, 22,247 party
delegates, 14.124 observes, 40,000 registered participants and 3.886 media representatives.
However the agreement contained of these following global agenda -
 Emissions – The countries agreed upon the next year's targets of CO2 emission cutting
which will degrade their greenhouse gas effect and the climate change.
 Coal – The use of overall coal should also be reduced as coal leads to 40% of the carbon
emission in comparative to the other sources (Scott Cato, 2022).
 Developing countries – The countries pledged for providing money to the poor countries
so that they can get clean energy and unit with others in climate change.
 Fossil fuel subsidies – The nations are trying to cut phase for coal, oil and gas as they are
they are the main factors driving in greenhouse effect.