The role of green building materials in sustainable architecture: Innovations, challenges,
and future trends Page 1 International Journal of Applied Research in Social Sciences …

Climate change litigation has emerged as a potent mechanism to hold governments,
corporations, and other entities accountable for their role in environmental degradation and …

As climate change intensifies, carbon pricing mechanisms (CPMs) have emerged as crucial
policy tools to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and foster a transition to low-carbon …

Global legal frameworks for an equitable energy transition: Balancing growth and justice in
developing economies Page 1 International Journal of Applied Research in Social Sciences …

This paper explores the intersections of human rights, climate justice, and environmental
law, examining how international legal frameworks can be harmonized to address social …

This study evaluates the influence of international environmental agreements (IEAs) on the
formulation and implementation of national environmental policies across different regions …

The global transition to renewable energy is not only an environmental imperative but also a
critical driver of socioeconomic transformation. This study presents a comparative analysis of …

The rise of cross-border pollution presents a unique challenge to traditional environmental
law, necessitating new approaches in transnational environmental governance. In an …

As climate change intensifies, there is a growing recognition of the need for inclusive and
holistic adaptation strategies. Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS), which encompass long …