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Syria affirms rejection of additional obligations on nitrous oxide without studying its impact on developing countries
Syria emphasizes the need for a comprehensive assessment of any new commitments regarding the reduction of nitrous oxide (N₂O) emissions, especially in the agricultural sector, before imposing additional restrictions. This is due to its impact on agricultural production and food security in developing countries. Officials stress the importance of relying on integrated technical and economic studies, along with providing financial and technological support, to ensure the sustainable implementation of commitments without harming development. These statements come within the context of the ongoing meetings of the Montreal Protocol, which discuss policies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, focusing on nitrous oxide's significant role as a major contributor to climate change and ozone depletion.
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