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From the Green Mountains to Small Islands
- Will COP27 be the “Implementation” COP Egypt has Promised?
- Advantages and Disadvantages of the Paris Agreement’s Legal Structure
- Who Should Foot the Bill?: The Role of Developed Countries in Meeting the Paris Agreement’s Temperature Goals
- Is Self-Differentiation a Good Way to Reach Equitable Climate Solutions?
- The Global Goal on Adaptation: A Paris Agreement Feature That Tells a Broader Story
- Is Climate Justice Possible in the COP Process?
- Loss and Damage: The Critical Next Step in Global Climate Action
- Key Priorities and Perspectives of Developing Countries as Parties Work to Establish a NCQG for the Climate Finance
- More, Better, Faster: Climate Finance at COP27 and Beyond
- Climate Change and Intergenerational Equity
- Gender Justice, LGBTQ+ Justice, and Climate Justice: How Climate Change Impacts Marginalized Communities
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Is Self-Differentiation a Good Way to Reach Equitable Climate Solutions?
By Student Delegate Wenfang Liang Common but Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capacities (CBDRRC) is a general principle under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). This principle includes two key concepts—common and differentiated. The “common” is easy to … Continue reading
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Blue New Deal Expected to Drive Biden Climate Policy, Paris Agreement Re-Entry
by Vanessa Brown Although the Trump Administration has pledged that the United States will exit the Paris Agreement, the formal withdrawal process will not be complete until November 4, 2020–the day after the election. Democratic nominee, Joe Biden, has pledged … Continue reading
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Vermont may be the second least populated state in the US, but on climate change, Vermonters should keep a global perspective
The United States, alone in the world, will officially complete its exit from the Paris Agreement a little over a year from now, in November 2020. In the wake of the federal government’s retreat, a host of individual states formed … Continue reading
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