Before going into details about the assignment, I want to point out three conditions you must agree to:
1. The assignment must be free from plagiarism. The work will be checked for plagiarism through a third-party site; if any plagiarism is found, it will not be accepted.
2. References should be full including page numbers. You must ensure that you use the resources correctly, as I will check each one separately. If you fail to do that, I will not accept your work.
3. There will be four phases in the assignment, each with its own deadline, and once you complete a phase, you will receive information on the next one.
– Chapter one: due on 24 April 2023 (5500 words)
– Chapter Two: due on 15 May 2023 (6375 words)
– Chapter Three: due on 18 June 2023 (8300 words)
– Introduction & Conclusion: due on 25 June 2023 (1000 words)
Citations and references: Chicago Style
References: 50+ sources
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The assignment isn′t to debate or argue whether climate change is happening or not. Despite this, the research will argue that climate change policies face many challenges (for example, most countries have agreed to achieve carbon neutrality in a specific year, but no one has discussed the cost and who will pay? In another example, carbon neutrality has become more of an accounting process.
This assignment does not aim to provide a scientific answer, but rather to discuss the challenges associated with climate change policies and how they are not realistic to some extent. The research will examine the following question:
How will political, economic, and technological factors affect the methods/policies used to achieve carbon neutrality?
