The New Global Politics of Climate Change and the Remaking of Urban Environment

The New Global Politics of Climate Change refers to how countries and communities are working together, or sometimes against each other, to address climate issues. This involves agreements like the Paris Accord, where nations commit to reducing their carbon emissions. Meanwhile, cities are adapting their environments to be more sustainable—think green buildings, better public transport, and more green spaces. These changes not only aim to combat climate impact but also improve urban quality of life. Ultimately, the interplay between international agreements and local actions shapes our response to climate change and affects how urban areas evolve for the future.