Policy Article

Klimagipfel in Glasgow: Kleine Fortschritte (In German only)

Wirtschaftsdienst, 101(12):921

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Authors

Peterson
S.
Rickels
W.

Publication Date

12/2021

DOI

10.1007/s10273-021-3057-4

Key Words

Carbon Pricing

COP Glasgow

International Climate Policy

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Sustainable Development

Climate

The climate conference has once again shown that it is easier to agree at the international level on general, non-binding emission reduction targets that are as far in the future as possible - as was the case in Paris in 2015 - than on short-term, concrete measures for individual countries.

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Prof. Dr. Sonja Peterson

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Prof. Dr. Wilfried Rickels

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