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#parisagreement

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ClareBear 💚 :tinoflag:

Paris isn’t perfect – not for New Zealand, not for the world.

But it is what we have and walking away from the table leaves New Zealand poorer off and leaves future generations with harder lives than they deserve.

newsroom.co.nz/2025/09/08/the- #nzpol #climate #ParisAgreement

Newsroom · The Paris Agreement isn’t perfect. Leaving isn’t the answerAv Marc Daalder
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"the new analysis examined models that were run for longer, to 2300 and 2500. These show the tipping point that makes an #Amoc shutdown inevitable is likely to be passed within a few decades, but that the collapse itself may not happen until 50 to 100 years later.

The new results are “quite shocking, because I used to say [risk] was less than 10%”, said @rahmstorf “Now even in a low-emission scenario, sticking to the #ParisAgreement, it looks like it may be more like 25%.

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Custom, Entrenchment, Interpretation

The vision of international climate change law is as simple as it is unassailable: Keeping the world a liveable place for humans all over the planet. As modest as this vision might sound, it still is a vision, i.e. a substantive conception of what the future should look like. Thus, having to fight climate change i

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Rising to the Occasion

Climate change litigation has, at last, reached the World Court, with the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issuing its highly anticipated Advisory Opinion on the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change. In the lead-up, skeptics had raised concerns about the merits of addressing climate change through this

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The ICJ and the UN Climate Regime

An Opinion by the “World Court”

The 2-hour reading of the climate change advisory opinion by ICJ president, judge Yuji Iwasawa, on 23 July 2025 was a historical moment. The court had put forward its legal view on two fundamental questions of international law concerning an existential threat of planetary proportions that impe

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Climate Change at the Forefront of the Structural Transformation of International Law

The ICJ’s advisory opinion on climate protection has far-reaching implications – both for climate action and for the entirety of (environmental) international law. The Court was faced with a comp

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