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ARTICLE · 26 OCTOBER 2022

Vietnam's Policy For Decarbonization

The effects of climate change are deeply felt in Vietnam. CO2 emissions are a defined danger. The consequences are no longer theoretical or distant.

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The effects of climate change are deeply felt in Vietnam.  CO2 emissions are a defined danger.  The consequences are no longer theoretical or distant.  Beyond Vietnam the growing effects on health and the direct effects on climate are visible everywhere (floods, hurricanes, droughts, rise in sea-level, wildfires, intrusion of salt water, etc). And beyond the present there are, we fear, unknown and perhaps irremediable consequences. 

In response to climate change, many countries adopt various measures to mitigate and slow its effects. The Paris Agreement was signed in 2016 by many countries including Vietnam.  To date there are 195 signatories.  The objective of the Paris Agreement is to reduce CO2 emissions as soon as possible and to reach net-zero by the middle of the 21st century.  Vietnam has issued a number of internal legislative documents toward achieving the goal of the Paris Agreement.  Vietnam's path is set out in the Law on Environmental Protection; more

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