India has pledged its goal of becoming a net-zero carbon economy by 2070 to be achieved through several climate change mitigation initiatives across its federal structure. In addition, India is facing the impact of climate change through increased incidences of heat waves, extreme rainfall events, droughts, and other u...
Sudeshna Roy, Bidisha Chattopadhyay· Jindal Journal of Public Pol...· 0 citations
Climate change is increasingly recognized as a multidimensional threat to both human and state security, prompting governments to reconsider how to incorporate environmental risks into national defense strategies. Brazil presents a paradox in this context: while possessing exceptional environmental assets and playing a...
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As the world goes through a period of growing geopolitical uncertainty and accelerating climate change, the Conference of Parties (COP) provides an important platform for nations to come together and strengthen global climate governance. At the recently held COP30, three major outcomes emerged: the launch of Tropical...
Coastal zone management is one of the most pressing governance challenges for nations with extensive coastlines amid accelerating climate change. This study aims to examine the lessons learned from Germany's coastal governance experience and to assess their relevance for developing archipelagic countries, particularly...
Citra Noviasari, Sri Umiyati, M. H. Tamrin et al.· IC-BESTS: International Conf...· 0 citations
The climate crisis, one of the most urgent global challenges of the 21st century, has profound environmental, economic, social, and political consequences. Cities, as the primary sources of greenhouse gas emissions, are central to both mitigation and adaptation strategies. This study examines the role of local governme...
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Progress toward low-carbon, resilient cities remains a complex and evolving challenge. Enabling conditions, which are the institutional, economic, and social factors that shape the pace and depth of climate action, are central to understanding why some cities can advance more rapidly than others towards sustainable d...
S. Burch, Anjal Prakash, M. Goudsblom et al.· Environmental Research Lette...· 0 citations
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