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International Law

Abstract

The 2015 Paris Agreement within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change can boast, at the very least, an impressive consensus on climatological rhetoric.2 It will thereby contribute, certainly, neither to achieving its global objectives on temperature' nor to redressing any of the resulting "loss and damage"' but possibly to continuing the worldwide dialogue on the environment and environmental entitlements.5 This paper will dissect and categorize the latter. It will conclude that the Parisian framers essentially kept the conversation going, nationally and internationally encouraging the Establishment, the judiciary, and civil society to resume the conceptual and practical advancement on point, as well as beyond.

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