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Climate Justice
"People all over the world see themselves confronted with the expectation of critically reviewing their lifestyles, as many of their decisions, especially consumer decisions, are directly or indirectly linked to greenhouse gas emissions. ..." – By Carl Friedrich Gethmann and Georg Kamp
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Climate Multilateralism Within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
"The signing of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) by 154 nations at the Rio “Earth Summit” in 1992 marked the beginning of multilateral climate negotiations. ..." – By Joana Castro Pereira and Eduardo Viola
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