Fossil fuel dependence: Most global economies still rely on fossil fuels for energy, and the transition to renewable energy sources is slow and insufficient to counteract carbon emissions.

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Pro: Despite growing awareness of the need for sustainable energy sources, the transition to renewable alternatives has been sluggish and inadequate in offsetting carbon emissions. This dependence on fossil fuels not only contributes to climate change but also perpetuates environmental degradation and exacerbates socio-economic disparities. Accelerating the transition to renewable energy is imperative for mitigating the impacts of climate change and fostering a sustainable future for all.

Climate Change and Global Actions

Fossil fuel dependence: Most global economies still rely on fossil fuels for energy, and the transition to renewable energy sources is slow and insufficient to counteract carbon emissions.

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Fossil fuel dependence: Most global economies still rely on fossil fuels for energy, and the transition to renewable energy sources is slow and insufficient to counteract carbon emissions.

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