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The 30th Conference of Parties (COP30) arrives at a critical point for climate action, globally, and especially for developing countries such as India. This short communication explores why COP30 is significant and relevant for India, by focusing on key areas of climate justice and the renewable energy transition which is expanding in the country. India’s growing leadership in renewable energy, low per-capita emissions and high climate vulnerability, makes it a key stakeholder in the movement of shaping the path ahead for equitable climate. This article highlights renewable energy as India’s key and primary climate strategy and further explores the challenges and opportunities that COP30 presents for an inclusive and sustainable climate action.
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