Final Text of COP21 Paris Agreement released!

Date: December 12, 2015Author: caribbeantradelaw 0 Comments

Alicia Nicholls

Agreement has been reached in the negotiations on a climate deal. The final text of the COP21 Paris Agreement has been released. Analysis coming soon! Click below for the full text:

Final Draft of COP21 Paris Agreement

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