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India’s climate indicators MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Match List I with List II using India’s climate indicators reported on 13 August 2026. List I 1. Reduction in GDP emissions intensity in 2022 relative to 2005 2. Non-fossil share of total installed power capacity on 30 June 2026 3. Additional carbon sink created during 2005–2022 List II 4. 2.44 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent 5. 37.38% 6. 54.18% Select the correct matching code.
Explanation
The emissions-intensity reduction was 37.38%; the non-fossil share of installed power capacity was 54.18%; and the additional carbon sink was 2.44 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent. The capacity share is not a share of electricity generation. The correct matching is 1–5, 2–6, 3–4.
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