Add to ORKGThe Paris climate change summit COP21 ended last week with the signing of a ‘historical’ agreement, to much acclaim worldwide. Prisca Merz argues that the deal is, in fact, bitterly insufficient, even though there are some encouraging signs: solutions are known and what is needed is political courage. The necessity of a paradigm shift is being voiced by an increasing number of organisations. Merz writes that legal tools are crucial to bring about this shift
The Paris Climate Agreement of December 2015 marks a decisive break from the unsuccessful Kyoto regi...
For more than two decades, the global climate change regime has been failing to produce outcomes tha...
Headline issue: COP21, to be held in Paris at the end of 2015, presents an important opportunity for...
The Paris Climate Change Conference was tasked to set the world on a path to address the greatest ch...
There are times when we should pause, take a break from the stream of bad news that tends to dominat...
The Paris Agreement on Climate Change which aimed at halting climate change and limiting global warm...
The Paris Agreement marks a milestone in international climate policy. Though, the positive appraisa...
The earth’s climate is changing. While people in some parts of the world may benefit from warmer wea...
COP21, although a gesture of good will and an acknowledgment by governments of the global scale of t...
When discussing strategies to address climate change, it has become almost a matter of habit to incl...
With support from leaders from the world’s major economies, every nation in the world signed onto th...
This article offers an overview of the two key outcomes of the 2015 Paris climate negotiations, the ...
Many were rightly sceptical of the Paris Agreement’s choreographed performance of success, given its...
The Paris agreement from 2015 is not what the masses had hoped for. The IPCC has made a great effort...
The much awaited and intensely negotiated Paris Agreement was adopted on 12 December 2015 by the Par...
The Paris Climate Agreement of December 2015 marks a decisive break from the unsuccessful Kyoto regi...
For more than two decades, the global climate change regime has been failing to produce outcomes tha...
Headline issue: COP21, to be held in Paris at the end of 2015, presents an important opportunity for...
The Paris Climate Change Conference was tasked to set the world on a path to address the greatest ch...
There are times when we should pause, take a break from the stream of bad news that tends to dominat...
The Paris Agreement on Climate Change which aimed at halting climate change and limiting global warm...
The Paris Agreement marks a milestone in international climate policy. Though, the positive appraisa...
The earth’s climate is changing. While people in some parts of the world may benefit from warmer wea...
COP21, although a gesture of good will and an acknowledgment by governments of the global scale of t...
When discussing strategies to address climate change, it has become almost a matter of habit to incl...
With support from leaders from the world’s major economies, every nation in the world signed onto th...
This article offers an overview of the two key outcomes of the 2015 Paris climate negotiations, the ...
Many were rightly sceptical of the Paris Agreement’s choreographed performance of success, given its...
The Paris agreement from 2015 is not what the masses had hoped for. The IPCC has made a great effort...
The much awaited and intensely negotiated Paris Agreement was adopted on 12 December 2015 by the Par...
The Paris Climate Agreement of December 2015 marks a decisive break from the unsuccessful Kyoto regi...
For more than two decades, the global climate change regime has been failing to produce outcomes tha...
Headline issue: COP21, to be held in Paris at the end of 2015, presents an important opportunity for...