CLIMATE CHANGE AS A MAJOR CONTEMPORARY TOPIC: A CATASTROPHE THAT DEMANDS NORMATIVE RESPONSES
Abstract
2024 once again surpassed previous levels of global warming, going over the Paris Agreement target of 1.5°C. At a time of international discouragement regarding multilateral climate agreements, this article seeks to reintroduce the phenomenon of climate change as a central theme of international debate. To this end, this event is considered as a major topic that should be located at a central position on the international agenda. It describes the negative effects of climate change as catastrophes and seeks to highlight flaws and gaps in the regulation carried out by international law in this area. The article concludes that despite being humanity's greatest concern today, the issue has not been effectively regulated by international law. Therefore, it suggests a new approach: the International Law of Catastrophes.
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