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Evaluating International Climate Policy Structures
A landmark 2015 international climate accord established a framework where nearly every nation submits its own voluntary plan, known as a 'nationally determined contribution,' to address climate change, rather than having uniform, legally binding targets imposed upon them. Critically evaluate this approach. In your answer, discuss at least one major advantage and one major disadvantage of this structure for achieving significant global emissions reductions.
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