Question

What is the reason behind increasing demand of non carbonic chemicals in india?​

Answer 1

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Guest post: Why India’s CO2 emissions grew strongly in 2017

Robbie Andrew is a senior researcher at the CICERO Center for International Climate Research in Norway.

India’s CO2 emissions grew by an estimated 4.6% in 2017, despite a turbulent year for its economy.

Measured per person, India’s emissions are still very low – at only 1.8 tonnes of CO2 per capita – which is much lower than the world average of 4.2 tonnes. But those emissions have been growing steadily, with an average growth rate over the past decade of 6%.

With India being the world’s fourth largest emitter of CO2, it is important to understand what the country’s emissions are currently and where they might be headed. Given India’s early stage of economic development, low per-capita emissions and its large population, there is significant scope for its emissions to increase

Answer 2

the reason behind increasing demand of non carbolic chemicals in India can be e that they are used in science centres for making medicines and also for searching something such as getting information about sometime of weapons and all and also they are used for making gunpowders IT sector