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Author: Armando Castro and Mohamad El Daouk

Climate Pledges, What Now? – Brief Reflections on the Impact of Corporate Climate Pledges

July 17, 2023 Armando Castro and Mohamad El Daouk

Introduction Climate pledges are an ever growing means for committing to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2030-2040. Although climate pledges could…

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Posted in: Arbitration, Climate Change Law, Economic Law, International Environmental Law, Litigation, Procedure Filed under: international law

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