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Ivan Ermokhin1, Diana Kucherova2The Impact of Climate Policies on Russia's Global Competitiveness in the Context of Sanctions
2024.
Vol. 19.
No. 4.
P.
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The expansion of climate change measures on decarbonization and adaptation are implemented by countries in national legislation, including obligations to reduce greenhouse gases (GHGs) by nationally determined contributions that have an impact on integration processes, as climate obligations are primarily linked to the realization of collective actions by the international community. For example, the World Trade Organization (WTO), in its report on the interaction of climate and trade issues [2022] pointed to 4,355 trade measures in agreements that aim to achieve climate goals. The topic of climate change particularly affects the energy and metals sectors, in which Russia is currently a key exporter. For example, climate change has brought into focus the issue of ensuring stable supplies of critical raw materials needed for the energy transition. Since Russia is currently a key exporter of certain goods, it seems relevant to consider how climate action by Russian importers will affect Russia's positioning in foreign trade under international sanctions. As a result of the study, the authors formulate proposals for Russia to take national measures, taking into account the exports changes. The article was prepared as part of the research work of the state task of the RANEPA This article was submitted on 14.06.2024.
Citation:
Ermokhin I., Kucherova D. (2024) The Impact of Climate Policies on Russia's Global Competitiveness in the Context of Sanctions.International Organisations Research Journal, vol. 19, no 4, pp. xx-xx (in English)
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