Rational Coherence in Environmental Policy: Paris, Montreal, and Kigali

Ethics, Policy and Environment 21 (1):4-8 (2018)
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In June 2017, President Trump announced that the US intends to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. The decision was widely viewed as an abrogation of US leadership in confronting a changing climate. I’m not interested here in the decision to withdraw from Paris per se. Instead, I’m interested in Paris as a useful contrast for the administration’s attitude towards a different international environmental agreement: the Montreal Protocol.

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Nathaniel Sharadin
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