Climate Change and Intergenerational Challenges. – Olusegun Ehinfun
Greta Thornberg, Vanessa Nakate, a Ugandan climate change advocate and other climate activists have changed the game. globalbizdynamics.wordpress.com/2020/01/31/cli…
Greta Thornberg, Vanessa Nakate, a Ugandan climate change advocate and other climate activists have changed the game. globalbizdynamics.wordpress.com/2020/01/31/cli…
There exists an inter generational challenge, currently being seen played out at the 2020 World Economic Forum (WEF), Davos, Switzerland, through the dueling and varying approaches between President D. Trump and the Swedish Climate Change Activist and campaigner Greta Thornberg.
Runaway climate change affects younger people and those living in developing economies in the Global South. Although, other developing countries (China, India) are making a lot of progress in its attempts to really care about Global Warming and Climate Change,
relative to a decade ago, it is still not enough. Although, developed nations in the West and the USA are historically the largest emitters and polluters of the climate, they are (the private sector, State & Municipal governments) currently at the forefront of reducing emissions.
However, to solve this challenge a more collaborative approach is required by the more developed economies, and the emerging market ones must also be amenable to radical, bold proposals.
Emerging and frontiers market economies must also be treated as veritable and long-term partners. Developing countries also ought to get on board with sustainable and concrete actions through a public- private sector partnerships (PPP).
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