Overview
Transnational governance plays a crucial role in addressing climate change by fostering collaboration among countries, organizations, and communities. It emphasizes the importance of collective action to create effective policies and strategies that transcend national borders. Through international ...
Key Terms
Example: Rising sea levels due to climate change.
Example: The role of the UN in climate negotiations.
Example: Carbon dioxide and methane are major greenhouse gases.
Example: Countries committing to limit temperature rise to below 2 degrees Celsius.
Example: Using renewable energy sources to reduce carbon footprint.
Example: Governments, NGOs, and businesses are all stakeholders in climate action.
Related Topics
Global Environmental Politics
Study of how international politics influence environmental policies and actions.
intermediateClimate Change Mitigation
Strategies and actions aimed at reducing the severity of climate change.
intermediateSustainable Development Goals
A set of 17 global goals established by the UN to address various global challenges.
intermediateKey Concepts
Climate ChangeInternational CooperationPolicy FrameworksSustainable Development