Question : The establishment of global environmental norms reflects:
  

Option 1: A focus on economic development without regard for environmental impacts
 

Option 2: The growing awareness of the need for global cooperation on environmental issues
 

Option 3: The rejection of sustainable development principles

Option 4: A preference for national policies over international agreements

Question : The purpose of global environmental norms is to:
  

Option 1: Promote international trade over environmental conservation
 

Option 2: Encourage sustainable development and global cooperation
   

Option 3: Prioritize national interests over global environmental concerns

Option 4: Discourage the use of renewable energy sources

Question : India's participation in global environmental agreements signifies:
 

Option 1: A rejection of global environmental norms
 

Option 2: An assertion of its sovereignty over environmental matters
  

Option 3: A commitment to addressing global environmental challenges

Option 4: A preference for bilateral agreements over multilateral ones

Question : The establishment of global environmental norms has been driven by:
  

Option 1: The increasing demand for natural resources
   

Option 2: The recognition of the interconnectedness of environmental issues
 

Option 3: The desire to prioritize economic growth over environmental protection

Option 4: The reluctance of countries to cooperate on environmental matters

Question : Global environmental norms aim to:
 

Option 1: Prioritize economic growth over environmental protection
   

Option 2: Promote individual countries' interests at the expense of global cooperation
  

Option 3: Encourage sustainable development and conservation efforts

Option 4: Discourage international collaboration on environmental issues