The Paris agreement aims to limit global warming to below ____ degree Celsius (preferably 1.5 degree Celsius) compared to pre-industrial levels by reducing GHG emissions.

The Paris Agreement, adopted in ________, aims to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change by keeping a global temperature rise this century well below ______ degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.2014; 12010; 32015; 1.52015; 2

The Paris Agreement aims to limit the global temperature rise this century to exactly 2°C above pre-industrial levels and has no provision for financial flows that are consistent with low GHG emissions.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Held in Paris in 2015, the 21st Climate Change Conference (COP21) in Paris concluded with the adoption of “The Paris Agreement” that sets out the international agenda for meeting the challenge of global warming caused by Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.What is the main goal of the Paris Agreement?ATo stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that prevents dangerous human interference with the climate systemBTo reduce the aggregate amount of GHGs emitted by industrialized countries by 4.2%CTo limit global average temperature rise to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels - 1.5°C if possible - and to reach global carbon neutrality by 2100DTo phase out all sources of GHG emissions by 2030 and increase the use of renewable energy to 90% of the global energy mix by 2050EI'm not sure

Emissions need to be cut by roughly 50% by 2030.b.Paris Agreement holds true for only developing nationsc.Restrict the rise of mean global temperatures by 2 degrees.d.USA withdrew from the agreement led by Donald Trump

1) According to the Paris climate agreement, what is the global warming threshold that countries worldwide agreed to work towards not exceeding, averaged over a 30-year period?*1 pointA) 1.0 degrees CelsiusB) 1.5 degrees CelsiusC) 2.0 degrees CelsiusD) 2.5 degrees Celsius2) What is one of the primary goals of the US Inflation Reduction Act of 2022?*1 pointA) Increase military spendingB) Provide tax cuts for the wealthyC) Reduce the federal deficit and invest in climate change mitigation.D) Expand offshore drilling3) Sooner or later Heat pumps are going to replace AC's. Why are heat pumps considered eco-friendly?*1 pointA) They require no electricity to operateB) They emit no greenhouse gases directlyC) They use solar energy exclusivelyD) They are inexpensive to install4) What makes network geothermal systems eco-friendly?*1 pointA) They utilize fossil fuels for energyB) They require minimal land space for installationC) They rely on stable ground temperatures for heating and coolingD) They produce high levels of CO2 emissions5) Which state in India declared jackfruit as their official state fruit ?*1 pointA) KeralaB) KarnatakaC) Tamil NaduD) Andhra Pradesh 6) What is a defining characteristic of the fictional character Asterix in the comic book series "Asterix"?  *1 pointA) He is a giant with superhuman strength.B) He is a clever and cunning Gaulish warrior.C) He has the ability to fly.D) He is the king of the Romans.7) Approximately how old is the British currency, the pound sterling?*1 pointA) 200 yearsB) 400 yearsC) 800 yearsD) Over 1,200 years8) A rectangular wall is divided into four squares of equal size where there are two rows each having two squares. The top left square is coloured with green. If, including green, there are three colours available and each square is coloured using any one of these three colours such that no two adjacent squares get painted with the same colour; then how many colour combinations are  possible?*1 pointA) 2B) 4C) 6D) 89) What is the primary objective of The Future Library Project initiated by Scottish artist Katie Paterson?*1 pointA) To preserve ancient manuscriptsB) It involves authors writing works that will remain unpublished and unread until 2114.C) To archive scientific research for the next centuryD) To document traditional folklore and myths10) Which layer is considered to be the hottest in the atmosphere?*1 pointA) StratosphereB) TroposphereC) MesosphereD) Thermosphere