Transnational actors and transnational governance now form core elements of global
environmental politics alongside intergovernmental diplomacy and institutions. This article …

Technological and policy solutions for transitioning to a fossil-free society exist, many
countries could afford the transition, and rational arguments for rapid climate action abound …

Climate change and biodiversity conservation are two of the most urgent challenges of the
twenty-first century. Current global climate models indicate that climate-related events will …

Forecasting cities' carbon emissions is an essential support for peak carbon emissions.
Previous studies have mainly focused on estimating carbon emissions at large regional …

The issue of carbon emissions has become increasingly urgent in tandem with the rapid
growth of the economy in the Pearl River Delta region. This paper uses kernel density …

Global carbon emissions continue to rise, 1 rates of global biodiversity loss continue to
increase, 2 and social and economic inequalities continue to widen. 3 Signi ficant global …

It is difficult to achieve ideal results only based on a single subject for governing global
climate issues, and the synergy co-governance of multiple subjects may address this …

This book addresses the consequences of legitimacy in global governance, in particular
asking: when and how do legitimacy crises affect international organizations (IOs) and their …

The literature on global climate change governance frequently refers to the 1997 Kyoto
Protocol as a “top-down” instrument, often in unfavourable comparison with the 2015 Paris …

Self-reporting is an important mechanism of the UNFCCC to collect information about what
countries are doing to achieve their climate change mitigation and adaptation targets and …