Denmark to receive climate award from WWF
The
Danish Government will be awarded with the prestigious prize from the environmental
organization WWF. This award will be presented on the ground that the Danish government
is putting in maximum effort to turn the country in to such which runs on
sustainable energy. The Danish government is also praised on being such a government
which is putting more and more emphasis on creating a cleaner environment all
around them. For this very reason they have taken up few constructive steps
which will prove fruitful for the environmental development.
The
Danish government will be presented with the Gift of the Earth Prize because of
the environmental policies they have taken up. The WWF will be presenting this
prize. The Danish government has put much effort on implementing those policies
which promotes the use of renewable energy. They also have ambitious plans for
saving of energy and also for using energy in a sustainable manner. Moreover
the goal of the country to run on renewable energy completely by 2050 is also
something which is highly appreciated by WWF.
The
secretary general of WWF Jim Leape, on this occasion stated that Denmark is
such a country which has shown to the world that the economic growth as well as
welfare can be obtained while using the renewable energy as the main source for
power.
In modern world Denmark is addressed to as the leader of renewable energy by WWF. They have pointed out the fact that the Demark transport services has started making a lot of profit and progress since they started using the renewable energy. They have also managed to reduce the consumption of energy by one percent and alongside have also enhanced their GDP by about 39%. The WWF is hoping that this initiative of Denmark will also motivate the global leaders to take a change in their usage of energy.
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