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Global climate policies continue to advance despite setbacks, research finds

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Briefings

Research indicates that climate policy progress in Asia, Africa, and Latin America has successfully offsetting declines in Europe and North America. The study, led by the Blavatnik School of Government and Oxford Sustainable Law Programme, highlights a global trend where developing regions advance their environmental regulations while advanced economies face policy reversals.

Key points

• The Oxford Climate Policy Monitor, led by the Blavatnik School of Government and the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme, tracks global climate policy trends.
• Progress in Asia, Africa, and Latin America is more than offsetting the weakening or reversal of climate policies in parts of Europe and North America.

Context

This analysis comes from the Oxford Climate Policy Monitor, a research initiative focusing on international environmental governance and policy shifts.

Limitations

Data covers only specific regions; findings are observational snapshots without causal claims or forecasts.

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