Climate Changes and Sustainable Trade Practices in Dubai.

Climate Changes and Sustainable Trade Practices in Dubai.

Zia Ul Islam: Research Scholar- Shri Vaishnava Institute of Management Indore, Devi Ahilya Vishwvidyalaya, Indore, M.P

Dr. George Thomas: Professor& Director Shri Vaishnava Institute of Management Indore, M.P

Abstract

Dubai is proactively tackling climate change through the implementation of governmental policies, sustainable trade practices, and renewable energy initiatives aimed at minimizing its carbon footprint and enhancing global sustainability efforts. This strategy encompasses the adoption of renewable energy sources, improvements in energy efficiency, and the execution of sustainable urban design and transportation policies. Currently, the international community is confronted with the pressing issue of climate change, which is acknowledged as a significant threat to one of the most vulnerable cities in the nation. The objective of this qualitative study is to examine the trends associated with climate change in the region and to forecast future developments. Information was gathered through literature reviews and interviews. The findings indicate that the region is facing numerous challenges linked to the impacts of climate change, including issues related to water resources, coastal areas, and food security. Furthermore, the study has explored these initiatives and potential strategies for addressing climate change. The transboundary nature of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions complicates climate change management, highlighting the need for global cooperation and collective action to safeguard the environment.

Keywords: Climate change, GHG, Green Energy, Sustainability, Emission