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Tinjauan Intermestik dalam Mekanisme Kebijakan Perubahan Iklim Global (REDD-UNFCCC): Persfektif Indonesia
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Saberes indígenas e mudanças climáticas
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Breaking Legal and Socio-economic Challenges to Plastic Waste Regulation in Nigeria: Lessons learned from Singapore
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In What Format and under What Timeframe Would China Take on Climate Commitments? A Roadmap to 2050
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Exploring Low-Carbon Energy Transitions in Canada: Natural Resource Staples, the Carbon Trap, and Innovating from a Hydroelectric Base
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A COOPERAÇÃO NO REGIME DE MUDANÇAS CLIMÁTICAS
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Establishing a Pacific Voice in the Climate Change Negotiations
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The Development of Financial Obligation Assistance in Inter-State Relations Regarding Environmental Protection: a Review of The Paris Agreement 2015
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¿Poder material o poder social? Reflexiones sobre las negociaciones multilaterales y el poder climático de la Argentina (2003-2015)
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The influence of mitigation policies of the International Climate Change Regime in the reduction of greenhouse gases in the area of transport
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Green Normative Power? Relations between New Zealand and the European Union on Environment
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Low-Lying States, Climate Change-Induced Relocation, and the Collective Right to Self-Determination
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Low-Lying States, Climate Change-Induced Relocation, and the Collective Right to Self-Determination
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Compliance mechanisms under selected multilateral environmental agreements / UNEP.
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Paris Agreement: Respon Terhadap Pendekatan Prinsip Common but Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities Dalam Kyoto Protocol
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Impure Procedural Justice in Climate Governance Systems
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Managing Climate Change: Shifting Roles for NGOs in the Climate Negotiations
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Power, responsibility, and accountability: Rethinking the legitimacy of institutions for climate finance
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Los retos más escondidos del cambio climático: pensamiento global, crisis de comunicación y arte negociadora
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Paris İklim Anlaşmasına Teorik Yaklaşım: Neo-Neo Tartışması, Eko-Marksizm ve Yeşil Kapitalizm
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Evaluation of Sustainable Forest and Air Quality Management and the Current Situation in Europe through Operation Research Methods
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Rethinking the Applicability of Emission Trading System in ASEAN: Lesson from the European Emission Trading System
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Integrasi Perencanaan Spasial Desa sebagai Safeguard dalam Upaya Mitigasi dan Adaptasi Perubahan Iklim Lokal
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De Copenhagen a Paris: a evolução do BASIC no complexo de Regime de Mudanças Climáticas
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European Union Foreign Policy and the Global Climate Regime
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Is reducing emissions from deforestation financially feasible? A Panamanian case study
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Financing REDD in developing countries: a supply and demand analysis
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Visionary or opportunist?: an approach to measure cooperation and willingness to cooperate in the international climate change regime on a country level
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Negotiating climate change: positioning behavior, cooperation and bargaining success
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