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Question : In global environmental debates, India advocates for:
 

Option 1: Unilateral actions over multilateral agreements
   

Option 2: The principle of equity and differentiated responsibilities
   

Option 3: The dismissal of sustainable development goals

   

Option 4: Complete deregulation of environmental standards


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Correct Answer: The principle of equity and differentiated responsibilities


Solution : In global environmental debates, India advocates for the principle of equity and differentiated responsibilities, emphasizing that while all countries should address environmental issues, developed countries should bear a greater share of the burden due to their historical contributions to pollution and greater financial capacity.

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