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The Efficacy of Global Environmental Governance

While the Montreal Protocol demonstrated the effectiveness of international treaties in reducing global pollution through mandatory phase-outs of ozone-depleting substances, contemporary climate accords face systemic hurdles. The Paris Agreement’s reliance on Nationally Determined Contributions reflects a tension between environmental imperatives and national sovereignty, often resulting in non-binding commitments that lack rigorous enforcement mechanisms. Furthermore, the divide between developed nations’ historical emissions and developing states’ industrial aspirations complicates accountability. Ultimately, the effectiveness of these international treaties in protecting the environment hinges on transitioning from voluntary cooperation to enforceable, polycentric frameworks that reconcile economic growth with stringent global pollution limits.

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