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BUILDING A COMPLIANCE REGIME UNDER THE KYOTO PROTOCOL
This research paper by the Center for International Environmental Law and EURONATURA proposes a two-tiered compliance regime for the Kyoto Protocol, distinguishing between a facilitative approach during the first commitment period and an enforcement phase following it. The authors argue for a system that prioritizes capacity building and 'making the climate whole' through mechanisms like a Clean Development Fund and compliance reserves to address substantive non-compliance.
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Themes: kyoto protocol compliance regime greenhouse gas emissions emissions trading clean development fund
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environmental law
Center for International Environmental Law
Document type: Research paper

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