The COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh was intended by the Egyptian presidency to be an implementation summit. The key outcome agreed was a financing mechanism with a fund specifically for damage and loss. Apart from that, the substantive outcomes of COP27 were mostly disappointing. This article by Dr. Ralph Bodle, Arne Riedel and Dr. Camilla Bausch provides an overview of selected outcomes, as well as insights into the process and the assessment by German civil society.
The publication is available only in German.
COP27 has shown that international climate negotiations are currently on a thin line between real political impact and greenwashing.
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German
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- KlimR • Klima und Recht, Zeitschrift für das gesamte Klimarecht
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C.H.Beck (C.H. Beck), Germany - Year
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- 5 pp.
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2750-0551
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Prof. Michael Mehling (Deputy Director, MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (CEEPR)), and Dr. Camilla Bausch (Director, Ecologic Institute) were invited to contribute to the inaugural issue of the new journal "Klima und Recht" (Climate and Law). In... Read more
Mehling, Michael; Camilla Bausch 2022: Der Klimagipfel von Glasgow: Notwendig, aber nicht hinreichend. In: KlimR, Issue 1 (2022), pp. 22 - 25