Addressing climate change is a collective responsibility. Early climate negotiations at the United Nations recognized a shared responsibility for climate change but relied on developed countries, and not developing ones, to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Because developed countries have released more greenhouse gases to date, their economies could better absorb the costs. Now all countries need to address climate change, and the debate about the challenges faced by growing economies continues in the face of climate change. Sign up for the CFR Education Newsletter to receive global affairs resources like this straight to your inbox: [ Ссылка ]-...
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