A decade since the commencement of the Paris Agreement, and in view of the looming planetary crisis, climate actions taken by individual countries are increasingly being legalised and examined from the lens of international law. This is especially since the various advisory opinions on the obligations of states concerning climate change were delivered, which generated discussions on their implications for the broader international legal order, various areas of international law, and individual states. This piece is a contribution to this discussion, using obligations under international law to examine the nationally determined contributions (NDC) submitted by India. India’s climate actions...
Assessing India’s updated NDC under International Law
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