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低碳考题（Low carbon examination questions） I. judgment: 1. The concept of low-carbon economy was first proposed by Japan. (a) In June, 2009, China officially issued the national plan for coping with climate change. (a) 3. The Copenhagen accord reaffirms that the global temperature rise should not exceed the target of two degrees Celsius. (a) The Copenhagen accord is a legally binding treaty for all countries in the world. (a) 5. The international cooperation mechanism for reducing carbon dioxide emissions was proposed in the Kyoto protocol. (a) The common feature of the Kyoto protocol is foreign emissions rather than domestic emissions cuts. (a) 7. The Kyoto protocol is applicable to the cooperation between developed and developing countries. (a) 8. The clean development mechanism (CDM) is the capital + technology in exchange for the right to emit greenhouse gases. (a) 9. The core issue of low carbon economic concerns is the issue of carbon emissions, which is characterized by low carbon emissions. (a) 10. The main contributor to the rising global temperature is the increase in greenhouse gases, which are carbon dioxide. (a) China should make low-carbon transition a strategic goal of the countrys social and economic development. (a) 12. Low-carbon economy will be at the core of energy reform, and energy companies must focus on low carbon in their industrial structure and investment direction. (a) The realization of a low-carbon society is to reduce carbon sources and increase carbon sinks. (a) 14. The rise of low-carbon economy is a new industrial revolution aimed at transforming the social industry towards energy efficiency and low emissions. (a) 15. Carbon sink is the foreign exchange income realized through carbon trading. (a) 16. In order to guide enterprises to low carbon, a carbon tax is necessary. (a) 17. The economic development must be based on high carbon, and the pursuit of low-carbon will face a recession. (a) 18. China is a resource-rich country, and fossil