After Paris: good enough climate governance / Joshua Busby
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Current History Vol 115, No. 777, January 2016, pp. 3 - 9 (20)Summary: After the Paris negotiations on climate action, it resulted a bottom-up approach that allowed countries to set their own targets. Meanwhile, non-state actors are starting new initiatives of their own.
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After the Paris negotiations on climate action, it resulted a bottom-up approach that allowed countries to set their own targets. Meanwhile, non-state actors are starting new initiatives of their own.
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