The climate change debate is likely to continue to be a major global issue in the coming years, especially after the G20 India summit. The G20 countries are responsible for around 80% of global greenhouse gas emissions, so their actions on climate change will have a significant impact on the planet.

One of the key areas of debate is how quickly to transition to a clean energy economy. Developed countries are generally under more pressure to reduce their emissions quickly. While the developing countries need more time and financial support to make the transition. This tension is likely to continue to play a role in the climate change debate.

Another key area of debate is the role of fossil fuels in the transition to a clean energy economy. Some countries, such as India, are still heavily reliant on fossil fuels to meet their energy needs. They are arguing that they should be allowed to continue using fossil fuels for some time longer, while they invest in renewable energy and other clean energy technologies. Other countries, such as the European Union, are calling for a rapid phase-out of all fossil fuels.

The G20 India summit made some progress on climate change, but it did not resolve all of the key issues. The leaders agreed to triple global renewable energy capacity by 2030 and to expedite efforts to phase down coal power in line with national circumstances. However, they did not commit to a phase-out of all fossil fuels, including oil and gas.

The climate change debate is likely to continue to be complex and contentious in the coming years. However, the G20 India summit has shown that there is a willingness among world leaders to work together to address this critical issue.

Here are some specific topics that are likely to be debated in the coming years:

• The role of carbon pricing in reducing emissions
• The best way to finance the transition to a clean energy economy
• How to support developing countries in their efforts to reduce emissions
• How to deal with the impacts of climate change that are already happening
• The role of technology in helping to solve the climate crisis

The G20 India summit has shown that there is a need for continued dialogue and cooperation on climate change. The world needs to find a way to balance the need to reduce emissions quickly with the need to support developing countries in their development.