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January 20 2023

Green Diplomacy: Birth of a new Blog

The Blog “Pathway to the 2022 Declaration” evolves today to “Green Diplomacy.”

Laurent Fabius

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Climate change and the advisory function of international courts and tribunals

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February 08 2023

Global Climate Change as a Planetary Concern: A Wake-Up Call for the Decision-makers

Bharat Desai

January 25 2023

Scoring a Goal for Latin America and the Caribbean in Plastic Pollution Talks

Claudia De Windt, Romain Collet

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