What is the main objective of a just energy transition?
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Correct answer: Protecting affected workers and communities while shifting to clean energy
A just transition recognises that decarbonisation can affect workers, mining communities, local businesses and public revenues. It therefore combines emission reduction with retraining, alternative employment, social protection, regional investment and participation in decision-making. It does not require careless or identical timing everywhere. The goal is a fair shift to cleaner energy, so A is correct.
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Protecting affected workers and communities while shifting to clean energy
Why is this the correct answer?
A just transition recognises that decarbonisation can affect workers, mining communities, local businesses and public revenues. It therefore combines emission reduction with retraining, alternative employment, social protection, regional investment and participation in decision-making. It does not require careless or identical timing everywhere. The goal is a fair shift to cleaner energy, so A is correct.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Geography question. Chapter: Geography as a Discipline. Topic: Geography as an integrating discipline.
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