Science at the Heart of Climate Policy

Quick Summary

• the editorial “Climate déjà vu” by H.H. Thorp examines the challenges in global climate governance, with a specific emphasis on policy shifts like the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
• It highlights the importance of sustained and evidence-based approaches to climate action and critiques inconsistent regulatory changes affecting climate policy globally.

Indian Opinion Analysis
The commentary underscores that disruptions in international climate agreements, such as the U.S.’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, have potential ripple effects not just for large economies but also for nations like India, wich are heavily affected by global carbon emissions and dependency on collective action frameworks. IndiaS role as a developing nation makes its stance crucial in international discussions on equitable climate governance while balancing domestic growth needs with enduring development goals. The emphasis on evidence-based policymaking could be particularly significant for India in crafting resilient strategies against climate challenges that impact millions of its citizens through disasters like floods or heatwaves.

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