Following.

Hi Camila,

Have a look at this work from Kenya.

https://climateactiontracker.org/documents/836/2020_12_CAT_Governance_Report_Kenya_KvUzQNR.pdf

We are about to release the last version of our REDD+ project, so I recommend you be attentive to this document because you can realize that there is no standard formula to face climate change governance because many times, not even governments have explicit proper policies to guide such challenges. For instance, in our case, they do not even understand that the transformation of the ecosystems through deforestation and degradation phenomenons (current and potential) are essential to the climate change phenomenon in several senses. Besides, they have fostered a kind of exclusion between transformation drivers, so they have not included their "legal" potential activities within the reported national reference, leaving vast endangered regions without a possibility to set up a solid system of protection. Besides that, there is an explicit breaching over the international indigenous tenure and property. In this order of ideas, then the climate change governance in our project will have to become, firstly, robust to argue against the ignorance of national institutions and secondly against the lack of experience on the matter, I mean, implementing new technologies to face the dreadful aftermaths of the phenomenon.

Hey Camila,

Some research from me and my colleagues may be useful:

Article Understanding China’s largest sustainability experiment: Atm...

Chapter Insurance schemes for loss and damage: fools’ gold?

Chapter Insurance schemes for loss and damage: fools’ gold?

Greetings colleagues, governance is in itself a solution for environmental management at all levels. It is because it is horizontal, participatory, includes all public and private actors, focuses on the territory and is multidimensional, you simply have to find a methodology that complies with all these precepts.

I invite you to read my work in the following publication:

http://hdl.handle.net/2133/19511

An article would be published soon on the analysis of these conditions in Argentina, analyzing local scenarios of a different nature.

I can read any questions and you can write to me at [email protected].

Greetings.

Hey Camila Guerrero

Forgot to mention...

Answers provided by amazing scholars to the two questions I raised could be helpful too (see below):

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Could_climate_change_be_considered_a_national_emergency_and_do_it_require_immediate_actions

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Climate_play_more_important_roles_in_flood_changes_than_river_regulation_and_land_use

Please refer below links of the given entitled article to get some relevant feedback.

Sleeping under Trees at Night is not Healthful; Sleeping during the Day is Healthful – Forming CO (CO2) and their Dissociation. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352135670, http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.30451.86568

Anybody can change the world by adopting new methods and avoiding fossil fuels. Don't wait for government to adopt new policies, etc, they take ages to implement.

My nephew, a pilot in the USA just leased a new electric car, a Tesla. He used a gasoline car for 15 years. Now he is NOT polluting for the first time. That makes a difference. He is saving the planet, one person at a time.