Is the Paris Agreement the Breakthrough to an International Climate Agreement? by Renate Neubäumer

“…Abstract The article analyses how the CO2 emissions of the world’s ten largest polluters have evolved in the past and will evolve by 2030 if the member countries of the Paris Agreement comply with the NDCs. By 2030, the CO2-budgets for reaching the 1.5- or 2-degree target will be exhausted to a significant extent. …”
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A principle-based framework to determine countries’ fair warming contributions to the Paris Agreement by Mingyu Li, Setu Pelz, Robin Lamboll, Can Wang, Joeri Rogelj

“…A large group of countries will hence exceed their fair shares even if their pledges under the Paris Agreement represent their deepest possible emission reductions. …”
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Evolution of Cooperation among BRICS Countries in Global Climate Governance: From UNFCCC to the Paris Agreement by Qi Shen, Xiaolong Zou

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Carbon risk and corporate bankruptcy pressure: evidence from a quasi-natural experiment based on the Paris agreement by Jingxing Liu, Zihang Liao, Tianqi Liu, Yuan Geng

“…This paper empirically analyzes the impact of carbon risk shocks on the corporates bankruptcy pressure based on the quasi-natural experiment of the implementation of the Paris Agreement. The results indicated that carbon risk significantly alleviated corporates bankruptcy pressure. …”
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Representative CO2 emissions pathways for China's provinces toward carbon neutrality under the Paris Agreement's 2 °C target by Han-Tang Peng, Da Zhang, Jun-Ting Zhong, Li-Feng Guo, Si-Yue Guo, Jun-Ling Huang, De-Ying Wang, Chang-Hong Miao, Xi-Liang Zhang, Xiao-Ye Zhang

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Quelques réflexions sur l’Accord de Paris et la souveraineté économique des États by Sophie Lavallée

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Towards Sustainability: Tracking Carbon Footprint Trends at Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife by Kgaphudi Wendy Madiope, Jacob Adedayo Adedeji, Sebataolo Rahlao

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Role of Public Institutions and Soft Law in Climate Change Governance After Paris Agreement: European Green Deal as a Catalyst and the Change in the Administrative and Legal Set-Ups in the Case of Türkiye by Emel Karabulut Uçar, Bengi Demirci

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Ekofeminist Perspektiften Paris İklim Anlaşması’nın Eleştirel Bir Değerlendirmesi by Sezin İba Gürsoy, Duygu Öztürk

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The Ignored Impact of the Livestock Sector on Climate Change: An Analysis from the Perspective of International Law by Melina Moreira Campos Lima

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AMERİKA BİRLEŞİK DEVLETLERİ’NİN İKLİM DEĞİŞİKLİĞİ POLİTİKASI: SORUMLULUK VE İNKÂR İKİLEMİ by Ceren Uysal Oğuz

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Prerequisites for the resumption of the growth rate of hydrogen energy, a review of foreign experience and prospects for development in Russia by A. S. Prozorov, E. O. Kalmykova

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Comparative Assessment of Global Value Chains' Influence on National Economies by K. S. Goncharova, A. G. Shelomentsev, N. N. Masyuk

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Rapport introductif « La lutte contre le réchauffement climatique après l’Accord de Paris : quelles perspectives ? » by Yves Petit

“…An innovative treaty, the Paris Agreement introduces a new technique to fight against climate change as well as a new combat logic. …”
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Entry points for assessing ‘fair shares’ in national mitigation contributions by Setu Pelz, Gaurav Ganti, Shonali Pachauri, Joeri Rogelj, Keywan Riahi

“…Further decisions under the Paris Agreement mandate that NDCs include clear and transparent considerations of fairness, as recalled in the first Global Stocktake. …”
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Potencialidades del concepto de “transición justa” en el escenario de crisis económica y social de América Latina by Lennys Rivera Albarracín

“…The energy transition has been inserted in the development roadmap, as part of the Agenda 2030 and the Paris Agreement, together with the “just transition”, ratified during the COP 24. …”
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Embodied climate impacts in urban development: a neighbourhood case study by Simon Sjökvist, Nicolas Francart, Maria Balouktsi, Harpa Birgisdottir

“…The urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the increasing share of embodied carbon in life-cycle impacts underscore the necessity of mitigating construction and demolition impacts to align with the Paris Agreement. Urban planning significantly influences material flows, with a substantial portion of construction occurring in planned urban development areas (UDAs), such as 76% in Copenhagen, Denmark. …”
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Assessing the Effectiveness of International Climate Agreements in Mitigating Global Warming by Anna Mravcová

“…The study reviews major international agreements, including the Kyoto Protocol, the Paris Agreement, and the subsequent Kyoto Climate Agreement, exploring their internal mechanisms, goals, and results. …”
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Powering Down Hospitality Through a Policy-Driven, Case-Based and Scenario Approach by Angeliki N. Menegaki

“…Legislative frameworks, such as the Paris Agreement, the Sustainable Development Goals and European Union directives, set ambitious energy efficiency and emissions targets for the sector. …”
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Strategies and system architecture for the ICT-Energy convergence by Peng GAO, Ziyu XIAO, Sheng ZHANG

“…The global demand for green and low-carbon development was analyzed, highlighting that despite sustained increases in global carbon emissions, current efforts fall short of achieving the temperature targets set forth by the Paris Agreement.Green and low-carbon development has thus emerged as a universal consensus and a prevailing trend worldwide.China’s current energy situation and relevant policies were further described, asserting that the ICT-Energy convergence is an inevitable path for future societal digitalization and low-carbonization.Then, the objectives and system architecture of ICT-Energy convergence were proposed.Central to the role of ICT Systems, the architecture embodies three core functionalities, realizing efficient management across all segments of the energy sector through intelligent control, fostering cross-domain synergy between ICT and energy networks and empowering various industries.An exploration of the system synergy mechanisms was conducted within the ICT-Energy converged architecture, and implementation pathways and strategic recommendations for ICT-Energy convergence were outlined.…”
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