Dept-for-nature\" Swaps are agreements where The debts of poorer nations are can

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Dept-for-nature" Swaps are agreements where The debts of poorer nations are canceled in exchange for state's agreement to own a share of the forests The debts of poorer nations are canceled m exchange for the state s agreement to preserve forests An agreement where a state a Bocates funds to a poorer state so as to insure the preservation of forests G An agreement where industrialized states agree to stop producing carbon emissions Hard international law is typified by high obligation. precise rupees. and significant delegation high obligation, imprecise rules, and significant delegation high obligation imprecise rules, and little delegation tow obligation. precise rules and significant delegation low obligation precise rules and significant delegation Which theorist warned that populations tend to increase faster than food supply and predicted that population growth would limit itself through disease? Thomas Mathis Meckieher o Adam Smith David Ricarc Which type of state s most likely to follow an treaty processing human rights? A strong democracy A strong democracy

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Q1. 'Debt-for-nature' swaps is an agreement under which creditor nations (mostly developed countries) agree to cancel a part of their debt to a country (mostly developing countries) if the debtor country agrees to undertake local investments or agrees to establish a fund primarily for preservation or conservation of environment (including preservation of forests as well).

So, "Debt-for-nature" swaps are agreements where the debts of poorer nations are cancelled in exchange for state's agreement to preserve forests.

Hence, the correct answer is option (b).

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