2. Economic consequences of policies to combat climate change
2.1 Mitigation policies
2.1.1 Towards voluntary, decentralized and disparate commitments and policies
Our common good, along with the climate, is the atmosphere, and each country is guided by its interest in increasing its GHG emissions and in particular CO 2 , which risks leading, as the first section explained, to both an ecological and socio-economic impasse. The Kyoto Protocol aimed to establish global climate governance (implying unanimous decisions by all countries)...
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Conclusion
Bibliography
- (1) - GIEC - 5e rapport du GIEC, en plusieurs parties 2013-2014. - Rapport de l'IPCC, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2014) https://www.ipcc.ch/home_languages_main_french.shtml
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