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The North-South Debate

25 Mar 2026
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Word Count : 215
The North–South debate refers to the socio-economic and environmental divide between developed countries of the Global North and developing countries of the Global South. In environmental geography, it highlights unequal contributions to environmental degradation and unequal capacities to address it. The Global North, comprising industrialized nations, has historically contributed the majority of greenhouse gas emissions through rapid industrialization, resource extraction, and high consumption patterns. In contrast, the Global South, despite contributing less to global pollution, faces more severe environmental consequences such as climate change
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