

Politicization of Environmental Law and Strategic Ambiguity over NDCs
The author of this biography is a 1st year student at SLCU, deeply interested in Environmental law and political science. Originating from Kolkata the author has participated in multiple debates, MUNs and article writing competitions in order to put forth his ideas, which he seeks to do by means of this blog. Alternatively, the author seeks to highlight the issues plaguing the globe through this committees’ blogs and articles even in the future.
Spandan Roy
Mar 13


Breathing in Fragments: What India, Japan, and the EU’s AQI Regimes Reveal About Global Climate Governance
I. Air, Inequality, and a Fragmented Climate Reality Air pollution is a transboundary paradigmatic crisis in the form of a public health crisis and a climate related crisis the causes and effects of which are both cross border elastic. This is a very intangible form of harm that requires the regulative tools that have the power to transform scientific knowledge into actionable items of public policy. One such instrument of governance is Air Quality Index (AQI) through which










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