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International Environmental Agreements MCQ — 4 Practice Questions with Answers

Practice 4 International Environmental Agreements multiple-choice questions with detailed answers and explanations. Ideal for RAS/RPSC exam preparation.

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Practice Questions

Q1. At COP29 Baku, what was the preliminary New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) for annual climate finance agreed upon?

A $100 billion per year
B $300 billion per year Correct
C $500 billion per year
D $1.3 trillion per year

Explanation

The preliminary NCQG at COP29 Baku was set at $300 billion per year. India had demanded $1.3 trillion per year and criticised the $300 billion figure as "too little, too distant." The old goal from 2009 Copenhagen was $100 billion/year.

Q2. Which article of the Paris Agreement establishes the framework for international carbon markets and carbon credit trading?

A Article 2
B Article 4
C Article 6 Correct
D Article 12

Explanation

Article 6 of the Paris Agreement provides the framework for international carbon markets and carbon credit trading, allowing countries to cooperate in meeting their NDCs. Its rules were finalised at COP29 Baku.

Q3. India's position at COP29 on climate finance stressed that contributions from developed nations must be grant-based. This is part of which pillar of India's stated demands?

A Adequacy
B Predictability Correct
C Accountability
D Differentiated Responsibility

Explanation

India's pillar of "Predictability" requires that climate finance be new, additional, and grant-based — not loans or accounting tricks. Loans would add to the debt burden of already vulnerable developing nations.

Q4. In India's national statement at COP29, which principle did India invoke to argue that developed nations must finance developing nations' climate transitions?

A Precautionary Principle
B Polluter Pays Principle
C CBDR-RC (Common But Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities) Correct
D Principle of Sustainable Development

Explanation

India invoked CBDR-RC (Common But Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities) — a core UNFCCC principle holding that developed nations, having historically contributed most to global emissions, must bear greater responsibility for financing climate action globally.

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