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Home→Global Action Inaction→16 December 2015, The Guardian, Climate change deal: five reasons to be glad, five to be gloomy

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16 December 2015, WRI, Form AND Function: Why the Paris Agreement’s Legal Form Is So Important. Because the Paris Agreement is a universal, legally binding agreement to tackle climate change under international law →
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16 December 2015, The Guardian, Climate change deal: five reasons to be glad, five to be gloomy. Will the deal agreed in Paris be enough to save the planet? Emissions cuts and investment are promised, but legal responsibilities are thin on the ground. Read More here 

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← 15 December 2015, The Conversation, How emissions trading at Paris climate talks has set us up for failure
16 December 2015, WRI, Form AND Function: Why the Paris Agreement’s Legal Form Is So Important. Because the Paris Agreement is a universal, legally binding agreement to tackle climate change under international law →

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