Summary  This research examines two broad approaches to climate change legislation: sectoral legislation and framework legislation. Some benefits of sectoral legislation are that it may be quicker to implement and may be more targeted. Framework legislation may be beneficial for broader implementation across government, to facilitate progress and …

1.1           GHGs and Gases 1.1.1          CH₄: Methane, a potent GHG with a high global warming potential. 1.1.2          CO₂: Carbon dioxide, a major GHG from burning fossil fuels. 1.1.3          …

Could you review the NDCs of Parties to the Paris Agreement as well as their recent national policies relevant in this context (e.g. on energy, technology, science or environment) for any references to the development, testing or use of geo-engineering technologies? Advice: See the table below.

This paper provides a comparative analysis of Latin American climate change framework legislation in Mexico, Peru, Guatemala, Honduras and Paraguay. It assesses if and to what extent the legislation in those countries meets the requirements of the Paris Agreement, identifies gaps and achievements, draws lessons and offers some recommendations. *A version …

What may be the possible implications of the Paris Rulebook for law, policy and further action in developing countries? Advice: The table provides an initial overview on the potential national implications that the Paris Agreement and the subsequent decisions on its implementation adopted in Katowice (the so called Rulebook) may have for developing …