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Local climate action: what it looks like and how to advance it through collaboration
Global Advocacy

Local climate action: what it looks like and how to advance it through collaboration

ByGlobal Communications Team November 16, 2016June 3, 2025

Local and subnational governments have an important role to play in supporting implementation of the Paris Agreement, and are already…

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Reducing Emissions from the Transport Sector: Still a Forgotten Issue in Global Negotiations?

ByDominic Kotas July 16, 2015June 3, 2025

Guest post by Paula Perez Muleiro, European TK’Blue Agency Transport represents 26 percent of global CO2 emissions, and this sector is…

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Recognized for its successful Cap and Trade program, the Governor of Tokyo delivers a message to the UN Climate Summit

ByGlobal Communications Team September 12, 2014June 3, 2025

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