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Marketization Mechanism of Environmental Protection Law under Global Governance
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Abstract
The Global Environmental Problem is becoming serious, which needs to maintain the environmental governance mechanism effectively. This study analyzes the marketization mechanism of environmental protection law under global governance to meet the environmental challenge. Analyzing the severe background of environmental problems, highlighting the urgency of global governance in environmental protection, it explores the main content of the market-oriented mechanism of environmental protection law. Using various research methods such as literature analogy and clause research, this topic is elaborated from different perspectives. The market-oriented mechanism of environmental protection laws helps to stimulate the environmental awareness of enterprises and individuals, promote the effective utilization of resources and sustainable development of the environment. Attention should be paid to exploring areas such as improving market supervision, strengthening international cooperation, and promoting technological innovation, in order to provide reference for a better global environmental governance mechanism.
Keywords
Environmental Law, Marketization Mechanism, Global Governance, Carbon Emission Trading, Insurance and Taxation
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Lee),Y.L.(. (2024). Marketization Mechanism of Environmental Protection Law under Global Governance. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,80,266-274.
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