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The global warming induced by greenhouse gases due to human activities (especially CO2) has become a grave concern for the mankind. The world depends 95% of its energy consumption on fossil fuels. This disrupts the natural climate balance, causing the long-term risk of global climatic changes. Most of the CO2 emissions today is accounted for by industrialized countries. But, the CO2 emissions of developing countries show a sign of increase, with their increasing population, and economic development. Industrialized countries should reduce their own emissions, but also provide supports for similar efforts by developing countries. Japan, in particular, should take initiatives to encourage environmental protection actions in Asian countries, whose economic power is expected to expand toward the next century. This study makes an analysis of the relationship between economic growth, energy consumption and CO2 emissions in Asian countries (Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan, ASEAN countries, and India) with a view to depicting future scenarios of policy measures to be taken in order to achieve sustainable development in this region.

Future scenarios of Asian countries with respect to their economic development and CO2 emissions.