Environment Treaties

3. Often used to describe funds supporting environmental sustainability.
4. A layer of the atmosphere protected by the Montreal Protocol.
5. A key factor in treaty evaluation, measuring tangible environmental changes.
7. A financial mechanism supporting developing nations in treaty implementation.
10. A formal agreement between countries under international law.
13. The study of rules governing international environmental agreements.
14. Essential information used to measure a treaty’s success.
15. A key metric assessing treaty impact—reduction in pollutants or greenhouse gases.

1. This UN agency oversees climate agreements.
2. International agreement aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
6. The process of tracking and evaluating a treaty’s progress.
8. Short for the structure or system used to assess treaty success.
9. The agreement that replaced the Kyoto Protocol.
11. An international agreement must be _________ by countries to be legally binding.
12. The treaty that regulates the movement of hazardous waste.