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Banner header with the title Municipal Solid Waste Management in India: Policy and Technology Pathways for Climate Action in yellow and white text, two logos on the right, and a curved white arc revealing a construction site photo beneath.
Municipal Solid Waste Management in India: Policy and Technology Pathways for Climate Action IndiaMethane
Climate Disinformation as Addressed by the Three Climate Advisory Opinions  Climate litigation
Title slide with red background reading: 'Fossil Fuel Methane Primer: Critical Role of Reducing Fossil Fuel Methane Emissions to Address the Climate Emergency'
 Fossil Fuel Methane Primer: Critical Role of Reducing Fossil Fuel Methane Emissions to Address the Climate Emergency  Methane
Isometric illustration of an industrial campus on a circular platform: workers operate machines, a conveyor line, cooling units, and a room with a person resting on a sofa while a blue header reads 'A Practical Guide for Developing Countries'.
National Plans for Lifecycle Refrigerant Management Lifecycle refrigerant management
Compendium of Key Climate Change Jurisprudence Climate litigation
Tackling Non-CO2 Emissions: Pathways for Himachal Pradesh India
Pathways to prevent environmental dumping of climate-harming room air conditioners in Latin America and the Caribbean Environmental dumpingLatin America
Energy-Efficient Phasedown of HFCs: Case Study of Room Air Conditioner (RAC) Investment Opportunities in Brazil BrazilCoolingEnergy efficiencyMontreal ProtocolRAC
Climate Justice and Human Rights: Legal Standards and Tools from the Inter-American Court’s Advisory Opinion 32/25 Climate litigation
HFC Phasedown Under the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol Is Less Costly if Fast Than if Slow CoolingKigali AmendmentMontreal Protocol
A Dual Strategy Sprint Towards Sustainability: Non-CO₂ Pathways for Haryana India
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From Climate Science to Climate Justice: The Mandatory Inclusion of Climate Considerations in Environmental Impact Assessments and Its Connection to Enhanced Due Diligence Climate litigation