The United Arab Emirates has a plan to protect the environment and provide a high standard of living for future generations.
The UAE reaffirmed its commitment to tackling climate change and preventing global warming. The National Plan was announced, which aims to guide the country along the path of environmental sustainability, a rational economy that will protect the environment and provide a high standard of living for future generations.
The UAE has proven itself in combating the damage caused by climate change to coral reefs. Artificial reefs were used as solutions, fishing was limited, which, in turn, created a favorable environment for some species of threatened fish.
The new plan was prepared by the UAE Ministry of Climate and Environment Change. It aims to counteract domestic greenhouse gas production and is the culmination of many years of environmental strategies, including the UAE's commitment to the 2015 Paris Agreement to limit global temperature increases to below 2 degrees Celsius. This plan will serve as a roadmap to support nationwide climate change mitigation and adaptation in the UAE until 2050.
The UAE intends to manage greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining economic growth through innovative solutions.
