Global warming problem faced by the international community: international legal aspect

Nukusheva, Aigul; Ilyassova, G.A.; Rustembekova, Dinara; Zhamiyeva, Roza; Arenova, Leila

doi:10.1007/s10784-020-09500-9

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“…At the same time, it should be noted that despite the vastness of the existing Russian natural resource base, through the adoption of the Kyoto and Paris agreements to the UNFCCC, Russia has demonstrated its interest in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adapting national legislation to international criteria in this area (Nukusheva et al, 2020 ).…”

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“…The analysis is described in 3 tables and 2 figures, in particular in chart 1, and covers a wide range of institutional, legal and regulatory provisions. The research relies on foreign (Celik & Isaksson, 2014;Kanda, 2019;Kituy, 2020;Norfund, 2020) and Russian (Roudiak et al, 2019) law enforcement practices in the field of corporate activities. The study is based on a systematic approach that considers the assets of a corporate investment fund in the framework of international and national law taking into account the optimization of corporate governance in order to develop strategies that cover functional and industry-specific issues related to the corporate investment fund development management.…”

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“…Their activities are aimed at investing in environmental, social and management projects. Internationally (Norfund, 2020), investments in clean energy, financial institutions, green infrastructure, scalable enterprises that meet the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations are being encouraged. The general global trend shows (Kanda, 2019) the developed markets of the USA, Great Britain, Canada, and Australia are dominated by the tendency toward the development of distributed ownership while in the emerging market countries, in particular in Asia, on the contrary, there is a tendency toward the development of concentrated ownership.…”

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“…Fig.1Model of the business landscape of a corporate investment fund Source: based on(Kituy, 2020;Norfund, 2020) …”

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RETRACTED ARTICLE:Development of corporate investment funds as a tool to achieve the goals of international treaties in the field of climate change

Bauer

Bulatenko

Shimshirt

2021

Int Environ Agreements

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The UNFCCC and Paris Climate Agreement set the environmental agenda for many years to come, making environmental protection a global trend. Herewith, these documents created many unprecedented challenges for business, shifting the focus from the original role of commercial benefit to the trade-off between profit and social responsibility. The need to adapt business strategies to the existing agenda has created new requirements for shaping the investment environment. In this aspect, there arises the question regarding the organizational and legal form the investment activities can be carried out in and what additional regulatory instruments can be applied to simplify the procedure for attracting environmental investments. In the current conditions, corporate investment funds may be considered as promising instruments for achieving the goals of international climate agreements. The study suggests that corporate investment funds can become an effective tool for attracting environmental investments. The study purpose is to assess the role of corporate investment funds in international climate agreements goals achievement, to consider the possibility of development strategies to improve management efficiency in the corporate investment funds in terms of their linkage to UNFCCC, Paris Climate Agreement and in a comparative perspective. The study methodology is based on the analysis of world and Russian law enforcement practices in the corporate activities field through the application of a systematic approach. The relationship between corporate governance represented by big businesses and the state is considered in the framework of the investment mechanism and the institutional environment, which is visualized in the model of the business landscape of a corporate investment fund in order to determine management strategies in the operation and development of a corporate investment fund. The study results can be put into practice by financial market participants and other entities in order to increase the efficiency of the use of assets and knowledge of national jurisdictions in the context of world and Russian practices.

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“…Fig.1Model of the business landscape of a corporate investment fund Source: based on(Kituy, 2020;Norfund, 2020) …”

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“…Forest violations can be considered as one of the critical global problems in modern world (Nukusheva et al 2020). The question regarding the situation around forestry is especially sensitive for Russia as the most of the state is occupied by forest territories.…”

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Forestry violations as a global issue of legal regulation in the field of forest control and supervision: the Krasnodar territory and the Republic of Bashkortostan case study

Iksanov¹,

Khalikova²,

Владимиров³

et al. 2021

J. For. Sci.

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Control and supervision activities in the field of forest management are a type of activity of state authorities to detect, prevent forest violations. The purpose of this study is to analyse the dynamics and nature of violations in the forest sector on the example and in comparison of such regions of Russia as the Krasnodar territory and the Republic of Bashkortostan. The research methodology is selected taking into account the characteristics of the object under study. With the assistance of employees of the environmental inspectorate, search operations were organized in the areas where the greatest amount of forest damage occurs in the studied regions. The authors concluded that one of the reasons for the existing problems is the lack of interest of the state in the development of this sector of economy. The paper focuses on specific types of forest violations and the problems of their prevention. The authors believe that illegal logging belongs to the most common and socially dangerous forest violations. The article concludes that when adopting new regulations for control and supervisory activities in the field of forest management, the legislator must take into account requirements of administrative reform, regulatory guillotine, and risk-based approach.

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Life Cycle Assessment of the Catalytic Pyrolysis of High‐Density Polyethylene (HDPE) and High‐Impact Polystyrene (HIPS)

Monteiro

Miranda

Pinto

et al. 2022

Macro Reaction Engineering

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Pollution by plastics constitutes an urgent problem that demands immediate actions, including development of efficient polymer recycling technologies. In this scenario, the catalytic degradation of plastic wastes constitutes a promising technology, as suitable catalysts can be used to perform cracking reactions and controlled plastic degradation, yielding high quality end products. Catalyst investments are expected to be recovered by benefits related to reduction of reaction temperature and time and by manufacture of higher valued products. However, proper environmental assessment of catalyst usage has yet to be performed in most plastics chemical recycling processes. For these reasons, in the present study, life cycle assessment (LCA) based on system expansion methodologies is carried out to determine the environmental impacts of catalytic pyrolysis transformations of high‐impact polystyrene (HIPS) and high‐density polyethylene (HDPE) using zeolite H‐USY (ultrastable Y) and SO4/SnO2 catalysts, respectively, based on actual collected experimental data to represent conversions and yields. Surprisingly, the obtained results indicate that the use of catalysts for plastic waste degradation reactions can be environmentally disadvantageous sometimes, depending on the blend of obtained products. Therefore, the environmental impact of catalysts on plastics chemical recycling should be carefully assessed to avoid problems derived from positive bias, which assumes that the catalytic process is necessarily better than the noncatalytic counterpart. However, the positive impacts of styrene and olefins recovery can indeed contribute with positive environmental performances of both catalytic and non‐catalytic processes, particularly regarding global warming, acidification, human toxicity, ecotoxicity, eutrophication, and ozone layer depletion.

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Global warming problem faced by the international community: international legal aspect

Cited by 36 publications

References 11 publications

RETRACTED ARTICLE:Development of corporate investment funds as a tool to achieve the goals of international treaties in the field of climate change

RETRACTED ARTICLE:Development of corporate investment funds as a tool to achieve the goals of international treaties in the field of climate change

Forestry violations as a global issue of legal regulation in the field of forest control and supervision: the Krasnodar territory and the Republic of Bashkortostan case study

Life Cycle Assessment of the Catalytic Pyrolysis of High‐Density Polyethylene (HDPE) and High‐Impact Polystyrene (HIPS)

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