Report Chapter - Asia Society Policy Institute

The Paris Agreement's Article 6 and Cooperation in Northeast Asia to Address Climate Change

    Author:
  • Robert C. Stowe
| July 2018

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This chapter explores how Article 6 of the Paris Agreement may support international cooperation to address climate change, with particular reference to Northeast Asia. The chapter focuses especially on Article 6.2, which provides the opportunity for countries to apply emissions reductions from other jurisdictions to the attainment of their own nationally determined contributions.

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For Academic Citation: Stowe, Robert C. “The Paris Agreement's Article 6 and Cooperation in Northeast Asia to Address Climate Change.” In Carbon Market Cooperation in Northeast Asia: Assessing Challenges and Overcoming Barriers. Asia Society Policy Institute, July 2018.

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