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Examining the Feasibility of Attaining Carbon Neutrality by 2050 and Ensuring a Just Transition : = The European Green Deal in the Context of EU Law.

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Title/Author:	Examining the Feasibility of Attaining Carbon Neutrality by 2050 and Ensuring a Just Transition :/
Reminder of title:	The European Green Deal in the Context of EU Law.
Author:	Sustelo, Maria Leonor Mascarenhas Galis.
Description:	1 online resource (115 pages)
Notes:	Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 86-02.
Contained By:	Masters Abstracts International86-02.
Subject:	Nuclear energy. -
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ISBN:	9798383796405

Examining the Feasibility of Attaining Carbon Neutrality by 2050 and Ensuring a Just Transition : = The European Green Deal in the Context of EU Law.
Sustelo, Maria Leonor Mascarenhas Galis.

Examining the Feasibility of Attaining Carbon Neutrality by 2050 and Ensuring a Just Transition :The European Green Deal in the Context of EU Law. - 1 online resource (115 pages)

Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 86-02.

Thesis (LL.M.)--Universidade NOVA de Lisboa (Portugal), 2023.

Includes bibliographical references

This dissertation delves into the complex relationship between Earth's environment and the escalating climate crisis, emphasising the critical need for action. The delicate equilibrium between natural and human-driven processes underscores the urgency of managing greenhouse gas emissions, which sustain life but also trigger climate disruptions. Human activities, particularly fossil fuel combustion and industrial practices, have ushered in unprecedented challenges with mounting GHG emissions. Supported by scientific research and international agreements like the Paris Agreement, the responsibility to mitigate climate change's dire consequences falls upon nations and individuals alike. The resulting impacts, spanning extreme weather events, biodiversity loss, and rising sea levels, reverberate across the globe. Taking the forefront is the European Green Deal, a comprehensive initiative led by the European Commission. Encompassing energy, transportation, and agriculture, the EGD strives to significantly reduce emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Anchored by a robust Investment Plan, it accelerates the transition to a sustainable future by uniting public and private sectors while ensuring fairness for affected stakeholders. Integrated into the legal framework through global agreements, the EU's commitment highlights climate goals at the core of governance. The journey, beginning in the 1970s, witnessed pivotal milestones and legal advances, including principles like the polluter-pays concept. The role of the European Court of Justice has been central, strengthening the EU's environmental policies through impactful interpretations. Landmark cases set global standards by holding governments accountable for climate actions. Carbon neutrality by 2050 becomes paramount, involving various sectors and strategies to reduce emissions by at least 55% by 2030. Supported by the Investment Plan and Just Transition Mechanism, the EGD signifies a governance and cooperation paradigm shift. The EU's recognition of socioeconomic complexities offers aid to disproportionately affected regions. Renewable energy sources align with sustainability and equity principles, necessitating integration of human rights and societal considerations. Amidst global events like the conflict in Ukraine and consequently energy security concerns, the urgency to diversify energy sources and adopt nuclear power becomes pronounced, balancing benefits, proliferation concerns, safety, and waste management challenges. The pursuit of carbon neutrality by 2050 demands holistic strategies, uniting renewable energy, innovation, economic adaptability, and global collaboration. The EU's proactive stance solidifies its role as aa leader, inspiring others to follow suit. The commitment to international collaboration, environmental integration, and climate leadership underscores a global duty. Despite challenges, the EGD remains a symbol of optimism, reflecting the transformative impact of policy, technology, and global partnerships. The EGD transcends policy - it embodies a transformative force driven by environmental stewardship, visionary leadership, and international unity. Balancing progress and preservation, it unites stakeholders toward a greener and fairer future. In a critical era, the EGD signifies shared dedication to sustainability. Navigating protection, legal changes, geopolitics, and energy transitions, it shines as a beacon of hope, necessitating collective efforts for a sustainable world. The EU's commitment to carbon neutrality illustrates dedication to environmental protection and sustainable progress.

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ISBN: 9798383796405Subjects--Topical Terms:

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Nuclear energy.
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520 $a Esta dissertacao analisa a relacao complexa entre o ambiente terrestre e a intensificacao da crise climatica, sublinhando a necessidade critica de acao. O equilibrio delicado entre os processos naturais e os provocados pelo homem sublinha a urgencia de gerir as emissoes de gases com efeito de estufa, que permitem a existencia de vida, ao mesmo tempo que provocam disrupcoes climaticas. O aumento das emissoes de gases com efeito de estufa provocado pelas atividades humanas, em particular a queima de combustiveis fosseis e as praticas industriais, desencadearam desafios sem precedentes. De acordo com investigacao cientifica e acordos internacionais como o Acordo de Paris, a responsabilidade de mitigar as nefastas consequencias das alteracoes climaticas recai sobre os Estados e os cidadaos. Os impactos decorrentes, incluindo fenomenos meteorologicos extremos, perda de biodiversidade e subida do nivel do mar, ecoam por todo o mundo. Na linha da frente esta o Pacto Ecologico Europeu, uma iniciativa abrangente liderada pela Comissao Europeia. Compreendendo a energia, os transportes e a agricultura, o Pacto Ecologico Europeu procura reduzir significativamente as emissoes ate 2030 e alcancar a neutralidade carbonica ate 2050. Ancorado por um solido Plano de Investimento, acelera a transicao para um futuro sustentavel, unindo os sectores publico e privado e assegurando simultaneamente a equidade para as partes afetadas. O percurso, que teve inicio na decada de 1970, testemunhou marcos fundamentais e progressos juridicos, incluindo principios como o conceito do poluidor-pagador. O papel do Tribunal de Justica Europeu tem sido fundamental, reforcando as politicas ambientais da UE atraves de interpretacoes com impacto. Casos emblematicos estabelecem normas globais, responsabilizando os governos pelas acoes climaticas. A neutralidade carbonica ate 2050 torna-se fundamental, envolvendo varios sectores e estrategias para reduzir as emissoes em, pelo menos, 55% ate 2030. Sustentado no Plano de Investimento e no Mecanismo para uma Transicao Justa, o Pacto Ecologico Europeu representa uma mudanca de paradigma na governacao e na cooperacao. O reconhecimento, por parte da UE, das complexidades socioeconomicas permite prestar assistencia as regioes desproporcionalmente afetadas. As fontes de energia renovaveis estao alinhadas com os principios da sustentabilidade e da equidade, exigindo a integracao dos direitos humanos e de consideracoes de caracter social. Perante eventos internacionais como o conflito na Ucrania e as consequentes preocupacoes com a seguranca energetica, torna-se urgente diversificar as fontes de energia e recorrer a energia nuclear, equilibrando os beneficios, as preocupacoes com a proliferacao, a seguranca e os desafios da gestao dos residuos. A prossecucao da neutralidade carbonica ate 2050 exige estrategias holisticas, unindo as energias renovaveis, a inovacao, a adaptabilidade economica e a colaboracao global. A postura proactiva da UE solidifica o seu papel de lider, inspirando outros a seguir o seu exemplo. O compromisso de colaboracao internacional, integracao ambiental e lideranca climatica sublinha um dever global. Apesar dos desafios, o Pacto Ecologico Europeu continua a ser um simbolo de otimismo, refletindo o impacto transformador da politica, da tecnologia e das parcerias globais. O Pacto Ecologico Europeu transcende a politica - incorpora uma forca transformativa impulsionada pela protecao ambiental, lideranca visionaria e unidade internacional. Ao equilibrar desenvolvimento e preservacao, une as partes interessadas em direcao a um futuro mais verde e mais justo. Em tempos criticos, o Pacto Ecologico Europeu significa uma partilha do compromisso de sustentabilidade.
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