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Annette [7]
2 years ago
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Compare how the UAE, France and India work to accomplish the objective of sustaining the environment.

Social Studies
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madreJ [45]2 years ago
5 0

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

The UAE has promoted a series of reformations and signed some laws to protect the environment, as is the case of Federal Law 22, signed in 2016, to protect the wildlife in the country. The law prohibits the hunt of endangered species.

The UAE has also created laws to reduce the use of plastic and to reduce the pollution of the air.

In the case of France, the government of President Macron has one of the most environmental protection programs, and indeed he is one of the international leaders who are promoting actions to combat climate change.

Macron has signed into law a series of legislations aimed to diminish greenhouse gas emissions that create so much damage to the environment. There are also pieces of legislation that are aimed to reduce water, noise, and air pollution. Animal and plant conservation another priority for the government of France.

Of the three countries, India is the one that is lagged in comparison to the other two. Indian faces too many economic and political countries, so the environment is not really one of its priorities.

One of the important legislation in India is the Environmental Act that tries to regulate pollution emissions of the big industries in  India.

Other important legislation in India is the Air Act of 1981 to prevent and control pollution and the National Green Tribunal Act of 2010.

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