CARBON EMISSIONS RATE IN CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES
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Keywords

Carbon dioxide
CO2 emissions
transferable emissions
emission fees
renewable energy
green economy
green growth
GDP
sustainable development
consumption-based CO2 emissions
production-based CO2 emissions

How to Cite

Najmiddinov, Y., & Yuldashev, G. (2023). CARBON EMISSIONS RATE IN CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES. Economics and Education, 24(3), 22–28. https://doi.org/10.55439/ECED/vol24_iss3/a2

Abstract

Many tasks related to the development of sustainable electric energy, sustainable production, improvement of the population's well-being, improvement of the economic situation of the population were solved, and some priority tasks for the coming decades were determined. There is no doubt that in order to improve the economic situation of the country, we need to change our attitude towards nature, the ideas of new green economy and sustainable development should be discussed in the general council of all countries. Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are part of the problem that all countries are struggling to identify and reduce emissions. While studying and discussing the manuscripts of advanced countries, we tried to apply them to Uzbekistan. To do this we have used the comparative analysis methods. By contrasting the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in central Asian countries in different sections.
This study analyzes the impact of carbon dioxide (CO2) gas on the country's gross domestic product and how much it has been in recent years. Also, the factors causing the release of carbon dioxide gas into the air are analyzed and several new opinions and suggestions are mentioned. In one word, in this article we have paid attention mostly CO2 emissions, renewable energy and its importance for the central Asian countries and their border countries, effects of carbon dioxide to the gross domestic products of the central Asian countries, types of CO2 emissions and their pros and cons for the countries especially Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan.

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