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• TITLE: The WTO and the Paris Agreement: A Dialogue on Climate Change Mitigation

  AUTHORS: Andréia Costa Vieira

  KEYWORDS: Paris Agreement, Climate Change, WTO and Environment, Trade and Environment, Trade and Climate Change, Regimes Interaction

  JOURNAL NAME: Beijing Law Review, Vol.11 No.2, April 10, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The present paper intends to highlight the work of the WTO Committee on Trade and Environment (CTE) as well as its latest mandate on climate change issues. The aim is to show that there is a possible and desired non-conflict interaction that is been going on in the last years between the International Trade and the Climate Change regimes. Such interaction has a multi-faceted feature that works shaped by relational administrative, operational and conceptual interactions, which have been promoted by a dialogue of sources prior to the construction of the rules. In order to demonstrate such interaction, the Paris Agreement trade-related instruments and national-determined contributions are taken into consideration. In the end, this essay presents real elements of an interaction that bridges gaps between trade and climate change.