Original research article
Studia Iuridica

Samorząd terytorialny w Polsce w świetle wyzwań polityki klimatycznej

2020, 85, No. 1

Zofia Roguska

0000-0003-0090-5304

University of Warsaw, Faculty of Law and Administration

DOI

10.31338/2544-3135.si.2020-85.14

Publication date

15.03.2021

Publishing model

open access

License type

CC BY 4.0 Int.

Field

Social sciences

Discipline

political and administrative sciences

Classification

Climate Action

Language of publication

Polish

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Abstract

Achievement of climate goals adopted at the EU level requires the widest possible involvement of local government units, in particular cities responsible for a significant part of greenhouse gas emissions. For over a decade, the EC has been taking steps to better manage the scale of the EU member states’ climate efforts at the local level through the use of so-called instruments of soft regulation. These actions, aimed at putting pressure on the governments of the EU member states to mobilize them to take more ambitious actions in the field of climate protection, lead to the creation of new informal instruments supporting implementation of the EU legislation. The article discusses this phenomenon on the example of the Covenant of Mayors operating since 2008.

Keywords:

local government,climate policy,Covenant of Mayors,samorząd terytorialny,polityka klimatyczna,Porozumienie Burmistrzów

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