Reducing consumption of animal products is essential if weare to meet global greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets- which are necessary to mitigate the worst effects of climate change.
In this context, the Japanese government submitted the drafted energy mix for 2030 andGHG emissions reduction targets draft(INDCs) to the government council at the end of April, 2015.
In December 1997, delegates to COP 3 in Kyoto, Japan, agreed to a protocol to the UNFCCC that committed industrialised countries andeconomies in transition to achieve emissions reduction targets.
The JCM enables Japan's contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to be quantitatively evaluated andthat data utilized to achieve the emission reduction targets of Japan.
In December 1997, delegates to COP 3 in Kyoto, Japan, agreed to a protocol to the UNFCCC that committed industrialised countries andeconomies in transition to achieve emissions reduction targets.
In addition, the development of JCM supports the accelerated dissemination of excellent low-carbon technology, products, systems, services and infrastructure, while contributing to sustainable development in developing countries. Furthermore, the improved ability to measure, report, verify, and evaluate Japan's contribution to the reduction of greenhouse gases aims toassist in the achievement of Japan's greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.
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