Essence and resolution of international climate negotiation
In essence, international climate negotiation is a serious and responsible global effort, despite various conflicts, to establish a rational international climate regime. In essence, tackling climate changes is leading the globe to actualize sustainable development of all humankind along the low-car...
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| description | In essence, international climate negotiation is a serious and responsible global effort, despite various conflicts, to establish a rational international climate regime. In essence, tackling climate changes is leading the globe to actualize sustainable development of all humankind along the low-carbon, green, and cyclic-development path. Thus, climate negotiation should be driving all parties to achieve a global climate regime arrangement in a constructive way. Therefore, this paper suggests focusing on the following three major recommendations: early developed countries take the lead in committing positively to absolute emission reduction; the developing countries contribute according to their abilities and stages of development; the developed countries perform real deeds using their funds and technology. Based on substantial breakthrough that would be made, progressive supplement and improvement could be accomplished through the mechanism of review and adjustment under the Convention framework. This path represents a combination of bottom-up and top-down. The ultimate way out of international climate negotiation lies in win-win cooperation. Profound reasons for China to participate proactively and practically in international climate negotiation, based on its actual conditions, are the internal wants and needs of its scientific and sustainable development, as well as the undertaking of international responsibilities as a responsible, large, developing country. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-f47895832c634e589d264ea86cf410f82022-12-21T20:22:28ZengKeAi Communications Co., Ltd.Advances in Climate Change Research1674-92782014-09-015314915210.1016/j.accre.2014.10.001Essence and resolution of international climate negotiationXiang-Wan DuIn essence, international climate negotiation is a serious and responsible global effort, despite various conflicts, to establish a rational international climate regime. In essence, tackling climate changes is leading the globe to actualize sustainable development of all humankind along the low-carbon, green, and cyclic-development path. Thus, climate negotiation should be driving all parties to achieve a global climate regime arrangement in a constructive way. Therefore, this paper suggests focusing on the following three major recommendations: early developed countries take the lead in committing positively to absolute emission reduction; the developing countries contribute according to their abilities and stages of development; the developed countries perform real deeds using their funds and technology. Based on substantial breakthrough that would be made, progressive supplement and improvement could be accomplished through the mechanism of review and adjustment under the Convention framework. This path represents a combination of bottom-up and top-down. The ultimate way out of international climate negotiation lies in win-win cooperation. Profound reasons for China to participate proactively and practically in international climate negotiation, based on its actual conditions, are the internal wants and needs of its scientific and sustainable development, as well as the undertaking of international responsibilities as a responsible, large, developing country.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674927814000070Climate negotiationInternational climate regimeWin-win cooperationSustainable development |
| spellingShingle | Xiang-Wan Du Essence and resolution of international climate negotiation Advances in Climate Change Research Climate negotiation International climate regime Win-win cooperation Sustainable development |
| title | Essence and resolution of international climate negotiation |
| title_full | Essence and resolution of international climate negotiation |
| title_fullStr | Essence and resolution of international climate negotiation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Essence and resolution of international climate negotiation |
| title_short | Essence and resolution of international climate negotiation |
| title_sort | essence and resolution of international climate negotiation |
| topic | Climate negotiation International climate regime Win-win cooperation Sustainable development |
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