… ’s embrace of climate action by sub- and nonstate actors. Although a groundswell of
transnational climate action has been growing over time, the Paris Agreement seeks to bring this …

What does global climate governance—whose entire history spans no more than 40 years--hold
for the next quarter-century? This chapter analyzes the main gaps and challenges of …

… diplomacy and the mobilisation within the US of more climate action by non-federal
government actors. It even prompted the two remaining countries not yet to have signed the …

… Determined Contributions), or climate action plans, to assess whether and how countries
plan to use REDD + in their implementation the Paris Agreement. Our analysis suggests that …

… Paris Agreement in 2015, the transition to a zero emissions society has clearly begun. The
Climate Action Tracker’s analysis of real-world action (… In 2015, we estimated real-world action …

… Once entered into force, the pa will establish the international framework for climate action
beyond 2020. It will effectively replace the Kyoto Protocol whose second commitment period …

… framework, particularly focusing on analyzing the climate action needs of the LDPCs, is not
… to climate action in these countries is crucial. This article identifies the climate action needs of …

… of nationally determined climate action in an effort to shed light on what is bound to be the
critical question for international climate policy: how can the Paris Agreement stimulate more …

… As a conservative interpretation of the Paris Agreement, we here assume that climate action
… that climate action will continue or accelerate over time is supported by the Agreement’s …

… Climate actions are now more often seen as a way to help achieve national targets.42
However, the Paris Agreement does not mention the role of non-party actors. While it refers to the …