India’s Stand Post Paris Treaty
- The central government has commissioned three research institutions to project a long-term low carbon growth trajectory for India.
- This is the first step India has taken domestically to achieve its commitments under the Paris Climate Change Agreement.
- The Energy Research Institute, Observer Research Foundation and Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy are tasked with recommending three different future low carbon growth scenarios for the country.
- The three institutions are expected to come up with their findings in about a year, well before the implementation of the Paris Agreement begins in 2020.
- Their studies will project economic growth and concomitant greenhouse ....
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