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In 2014, global CO2 emissions were
at a record high of 40 billion tonnes [Source: huffingtonpost.in]
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India stands at 4th position in
the list of largest emitters of greenhouse gases with emission rate of 7.1%
[Source: huffingtonpost.in]
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India emitted 24.7 metric tonnes of CO2 in
year 2008/09 contributing to 9.4% of total CO2 emissions [Source: skepticalscience.com]
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Increased greenhouse emissions produce global
warming which in turn increases level of greenhouse gases entering atmosphere
causing a vicious cycle thereby causing Unexpected Climate change leading to
floods and droughts. [Source: skepticalscience.com]
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Carbon emissions results in Global Warming.
Global warming inturn causes greenhouse effect which causes a rise in average
temperature causing melting of glaciers. It is estimated that rate of melting
of glaciers would double every decade. [Source: Research publication by Hansen
& Sato in 2011]
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India’s CO2 emissions from energy
use had increased by 8.1% during the year 2014 making it the world’s fastest
growing major polluter. [Source:
business-standard.com]
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India contributed 28% of global Carbon
emissions in 2014. [Source:
business-standard.com]
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India emitted 157 metric tonnes of CO2 in
the year 2014 [Source:
business-standard.com]
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India’s coal consumption has grown by 11% in
2014 making it the world’s largest volumetric increase for the year. [Source: business-standard.com]
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