Global Cooperation and Understanding to Accelerate Climate Action

Rydge, James; Bassi, Samuela

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“…Policymakers can create regulatory environments that incentivize sustainable practices, foster green innovation, and prioritize long-term environmental health. Global cooperation, as seen in agreements like the Paris Agreement, can spur collective action and amplify the impact of mitigation efforts on a planetary scale (Rydge & Bassi, 2014).…”

Section: Opportunities and Future Directions In Environmental Impact ...mentioning

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A review of technological innovations and environmental impact mitigation

Chinedu Alex Ezeigweneme,

Chibuike Daraojimba,

Olawe Alaba Tula

et al. 2024

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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This paper explores the dynamic landscape of environmental impact mitigation, examining technological innovations and strategies across sectors. The review navigates through renewable energy advancements, circular economy principles, and nature-based solutions, emphasizing the nuanced relationship between technology and sustainability. While opportunities abound, challenges such as unintended consequences, economic trade-offs, and global disparities underscore the need for comprehensive, collaborative approaches. The synthesis of cutting-edge technologies, policy innovation, and public engagement emerges as a potent force for mitigating environmental impact. The conclusion envisions a future where innovation, informed by lessons learned, guides humanity toward sustainable coexistence with the planet. As we face the urgent imperative of environmental stewardship, this paper contributes insights to inform policies, inspire innovations, and foster a collective commitment to building a resilient and sustainable future.

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A review of technological innovations and environmental impact mitigation

Chinedu Alex Ezeigweneme,

Chibuike Daraojimba,

Olawe Alaba Tula

et al. 2024

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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“…In effect, the United States and Australia did not ratify Kyoto; recently Canada and Japan withdrew from it. The failure of the developed nations including the U.S. and EU to practically make up to the levels as their pledges to legally binding Kyoto made the international climate actions to reach a concrete foothold [24,[41][42][43].…”

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International Climate Change Policymaking: An Outline of the Post-Paris Framework

Bb¹,

Prodhan²

2018

J Pollut Eff Cont

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This paper focuses on some likely multilevel climate policymaking pathways outlining the scenarios for effective global climate regimes. It analyzes the trends of international diplomacy after the Paris Agreement set the goal to limit Global Mean Surface Temperature to around 1.5°C and investigates how that is going to shape the courses of policies and actions. After understanding the physical sciences as accurately as we can, some of the pressing issues of climate change rest upon mobilizing practical actions where core interests of the parties involve complex political momentum. Development, economic growth, and business-as-usual scenarios must be balanced for drastic actions needed to achieve the energy transition and sustainability goals with scientific advocacy. The post-Paris challenges would, however, is to script an appropriate action plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions with multilateral policies like obligating the gradual phase-out of fossil fuels, tougher carbon taxing, allocating sufficient funds for the productions of zero carbon technologies. Our analysis also dissects the feasibilities and pitfalls of global climate politics and governance that might affect practical actions. Apt policies involving promotion of renewables in all levels, maneuvering supply chains, and creating a sustainable market mechanism for viability and profits will likely help achieve the targets of the Paris Agreement.

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Global Cooperation and Understanding to Accelerate Climate Action

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A review of technological innovations and environmental impact mitigation

A review of technological innovations and environmental impact mitigation

International Climate Change Policymaking: An Outline of the Post-Paris Framework

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