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Cross-border cooperation in the age of climate change
Cross-border cooperation in the age of climate change explores how border regions, often overlooked in national climate strategies, can become key arenas for sustainable development, climate adaptation, and strategic planning. It examines how transboundary cooperation fosters innovation in governance, environmental resilience, and territorial integration. This book covers topics such as data management, globalization, and environmental monitoring, and is a useful resource for policymakers, government officials, business owners, climatologists, academicians, researchers, and environmental scientists.
Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Detailed Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Arbitration as a Tool for Cross-Border Climate Cooperation -- Chapter 2: Climate Change Risks -- Chapter 3: Climate Data Without Borders -- Chapter 4: Climate Diplomacy Through Tourism -- Chapter 5: Climate-Induced Displacement and Cross-Border Cooperation -- Chapter 6: Climate Risk and Resilience Planning in Border Regions -- Chapter 7: Cross-Border Air Pollution Control and Regional Environmental Health Cooperation
Chapter 8: Data Sharing and Climate Monitoring Between Neighboring Territories -- Chapter 9: Environmental Diplomacy and Cross-Border Negotiations -- Chapter 10: India-UAE Bilateral Cooperation to Combat Climate Change -- Chapter 11: Integrated Cross-Border Renewable Energy Infrastructure for a Green Transition -- Chapter 12: The Cross-Border Influence of Climate Change on the Current Reality of Environmental Risks in Spain -- Chapter 13: The Impact of Regional Climate Cooperation in the EU in the Green Transition
Chapter 14: The Role of Local and Regional Governments in Fostering Cross-Border Climate Cooperation -- Chapter 15: Why the World Fails to Act? -- Compilation of References -- About the Contributors -- Index