The article is devoted to the problems of the Earth’s climate change as an object of environmental protection and an object of international cooperation. In the implementation of environmental and legal support for climate preservation by the countries of the European Union and the Russian Federation, characteristic features are manifested, which are due to the similarity of specific tasks. The aim of the study is to analyze the prospects for the development of the institute of environmental monitoring associated with the dynamic implementation of the latest information and communication methods and systems in the implementation of mechanisms that prevent and stabilize changes in the Earth’s climate. The article analyzes the main program and legal documents of Denmark, Germany, France and Russia, their variability in determining special approaches to the study of climate change. Attempts to create an adequate system of convergence of national and international legal regulation in order to determine modern legal approaches to the problems of global warming have been studied and discussed in detail. Each of the represented countries has a national strategy for achieving carbon neutrality in the context of creating a circulating model of the modern economy. It is noted that for most of the topical issues, these strategies have common approaches: scientifically based methods of environmental monitoring, the introduction of innovative digital technologies and science-intensive information and communication methods and systems.
The article is devoted to the problems of the development of the Arctic as a territory of international cooperation, taking into account the national interests of individual states. The specificity of geopolitical, social, economic, and climatic conditions determines the need to develop conceptual foundations of legal support for the implementation of environmental engineering processes at the development of the Arctic and research on climatic changes of the region. The article analyzes the main strategic and legal documents regulating the implementation activities in relation to the technical and technological support in the question of the development of the Arctic territories and the preservation of climatic stability. The options for creating an adequate system of convergence of national and international legal regulation in the field of determining anthropogenic pollutants and fixing key indicators of the state of the Arctic environment are detailized and characterized. The scientific substantiation of the causes and consequences of climate change in the Arctic ecological systems is given. The advantages of scientific research with the use of modern engineering and digitalization methods, as well as the usage of information and communication technologies for the prompt exchange of environmentally significant information, are revealed. It is noted that thе most topical issues, the national strategies for the development of the Arctic zones of the Russian Federation, Denmark, Norway, and Canada are of a similar nature. They have common approaches to the preservation of vulnerable Arctic ecological systems and the conceptual foundations of legal support for engineering in Arctic scientific research in the field of climate change and conservation.
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