The climate change that is happening is not entirely the fault of the developed countries, but the industrialization they are carrying out has dominated climate change, which has had an impact on many sectors and has had an impact on other countries. In this case, developed countries have been plundering and polluting the world for so long that they must be held legally accountable for the currently dire state of the earth. Developing countries also accept their responsibilities in the fight against climate change but are distinguished by their relative capabilities.
Developing countries are doing more efforts than most developed countries by continuing to be forced to save energy, promote renewable energy, and limit waste. While developed countries only pay as much as USD 100 billion based on the Paris agreement to help developing countries deal with climate problems, they are still free to carry out industrial activities freely.
Within their national scale limits, developed countries' adequate economic and technological achievements, such as increased energy efficiency and renewable energy sources, have helped them reduce emissions and create a more environmentally friendly society that should be able to cope with global climate change. However, developed countries are not doing as much as they should be, although they have a greater responsibility in dealing with climate change due to their capable abilities.Â
The efforts to address climate change will be successful if all countries contribute and have a common goal. With the capacities and capabilities of countries, I think they will be able to minimize the worsening impacts of climate change.
Hopefully, the climate change issue will be better addressed in the future, leading to a better world for sustainability and the next generation.
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