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S1
Although developing countries are understandably reluctant to compromise their chances of achieving better standards of living for the poor , action on climate change need not threaten economic development .
T1
While developing countries are hesitant to dampen their efforts for achieving better standard of living for the poor , taking action on climate change does not require slowing of economic development .
S2
Incentives must be offered to encourage developing countries to go the extra green mile and implement clean technologies , and could also help minimise emissions from deforestation .
T2
Developing countries can be offered incentives which would boost the adoption and implementation of clean technologies , and could also cut down on emissions caused by deforestation .
S3
Some of the most vulnerable countries of the world have contributed the least to climate change , but are bearing the brunt of it .
T3
Some of the world 's most vulnerable countries have contributed very little to climate change , but are facing the brunt of it .
S4
Developing countries , in particular , need to adapt to the effects of climate change .
T4
Developing countries must adapt to the effects of climate change .
S5
Adaptation and mitigation efforts must therefore go hand in hand .
T5
Adaptation and efforts to minimise climate change must go hand in hand .