Q. Despite decades of negotiations under the UNFCCC, global emissions continue to rise and the 1.5°C target becomes more unattainable. Analyse the structural limitations of the current international climate governance architecture and assess why consensus-based decision-making has been ineffective in driving substantive climate action. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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GS Paper III Environment & Ecology

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