Question

why is the enacting policy to curb climate change especially difficult when it comes to developing nations what other factors besides Global Climate do these nations need to consider.

Answer 1

A developing country is a country where the scarce natural resources are still being utilized to their full extent. These scarce resources to be utilized in a manner such that they do not harm the environment is really a difficult job for the nations.

Keeping in view Global warming and the functioning of a country towards development, the sync between the two defines a difficult task. The developing country aspires to grow at a good pace for which it starts to utilize the scarce resources in an exploitative manner to yield more and more productivity. This exploitative expression leads to harmful effects on the environment and at last resulting in Global Warming.

The points which the developing countries need to keep in mind along with Global Warning are:

- affordable cost of the production: using eco-friendly techniques, causes high costs to the producer.

- more production: the use of organic means for production reduces the yield to a great downfall.

- more exploitation: due to the availability of scarce resources in the environment and with the producer, it seeks to bring out the maximum benefits it can from the available resources it owns.

These are a few more points which somewhere or the other, make the developing nations remain poor at complying with the international considerations of Global Warming.