Colby Environmental Studies

Congratulations to Brynne Robbins '26 whose work is included in the latest issue of the Bates Undergraduate Law Review. Her article, “Increasing the American Commitment to Multilateral Climate Action from the Bottom Up: An assessment of U.S. states’ federally protected capacity to increase compliance with international climate commitments,” discusses the evolving role of environmental federalism and the paradiplomacy of subnational actors in the fight against climate change.

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Increasing the American Commitment to Multilateral Climate Action from the Bottom Up: An assessment of U.S. states’ federally protected capacity to increase compliance with international climate commitments With comprehensive domestic rollbacks to environmental protections, environmental federalism is more important now than ever. Can states’ prerogatives under federalism be channeled into international institutions in a way that affects meaningful change and mitigates the federal government’s inac...

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