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Stalemate in the Anthropocene: Ineffective treaties and the struggle for planetary governance
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• Treaty growth has not translated into improved global environmental outcomes. • Major agreements since 1971 reveal persistent gaps between pledges and delivery. • Weak implementation, enforcement, and coordination continue to obstruct progress. • Unequal finance, voice, and technology transfer undermine treaty legitimacy. • Effective reform requires fair compliance, delivery, and joined-up governance.
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Multilateral environmental agreements
International environmental governance
Regime complexity
Institutional fragmentation
Implementation and compliance
Environmental justice
Planetary boundaries
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