Cambio climático e instrumentos económicos: propuestas de regulación jurídica para un mercado de emisiones para Chile

Garín, Andrea Lucas

doi:10.11144/javeriana.vj137.ccie

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“…It is important to underscore that most of the companies and (public or private) actors receiving funding from cap‐and‐trade markets for reducing or capturing carbon emissions (i.e., carbon offsets) operate in countries of the Global South. These countries have differential capacities to adjust and facilitate transactions in these types of markets (Lucas Garín, 2018; Oh & Chua, 2010).…”

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The forms of climate action

Almeida,

González Márquez,

Fonsah

2023

Sociology Compass

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Scientific research on the mechanisms to address global warming and its consequences continues to proliferate in the context of an accelerating climate emergency. The concept of climate action includes multiple meanings, and several types of actors employ its use to manage the crisis. The term has evolved to incorporate many of the suggested strategies to combat global warming offered by international bodies, states, nongovernmental organizations, the private sector, and social movements. The present work offers a classification scheme to build a shared understanding of climate action through a lens of environmental justice and just transitions developed by sociologists and others. The classification system includes major institutional and noninstitutional forms of climate action. By identifying the primary forms of climate action, analysts, scholars, policymakers, and activists can better determine levels of success and how different forms of climate action may or may not complement one another in the search for equitable solutions in turning back the rapid heating of the planet.

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Section: The Forms Of Climate Actionmentioning

confidence: 99%