Fletcher student, Sam Bonelli, articulates what hope looked like at COP26 as embodied by researchers, corporations and youth activists present at Glasgow.
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GMAP student, Carmen Arias, writes how preambular paragraph 11 of the Paris Agreement is contributing to ensuring the attainment of important objectives in terms of climate justice i.e. representation, participation, and inclusion.
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Flaam, a graduate student from the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, pens down insightful reflections from COP26 on enhancing climate adaptation in agriculture.
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Climate change and ocean change are two sides of the same coin. Alicia Perez-Porro, a PhD candidate at The Fletcher School, shares how COP26 responds to COP25 Ocean and Climate Change Dialogue.
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Because climate change represents such a substantial threat to the future of all of humanity, it has forced an acknowledgement of the significant coordination required to come up with and implement a solution. While some countries may try to strongarm an international framework that accommodates their economic interests and skirts their responsibility, given the enormity of the situation, no one party can “go it alone” so to speak or ignore the problem completely. Brought to the table in part because our bad “BATNA”s, it is precisely because the situation is so dire that I see the potential for an exceptional team effort in tackling climate change.
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