Global Summit on Climate Change Concludes with New Agreements
The international climate summit has ended with several key agreements aimed at reducing carbon emissions by 2030. Over 150 countries participated in the discussions, which focused on sustainable energy and conservation efforts.
New policies include stricter regulations on industrial pollution and increased funding for renewable energy projects. Experts believe these measures could significantly slow global warming if implemented effectively.
Key Decisions:
- 40% reduction target for carbon emissions by 2030
- $100 billion pledged for green energy development
- Global ban on single-use plastics by 2025
The next summit is scheduled for 2026 to review progress on these commitments.
