Evolution and Priorities of North American Environmental Cooperation
Discover the intent, evolution, and key questions surrounding the North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation (NAAEC) through the insights of Professor John Kirton from the University of Toronto. Explore the rationale, principles, evolving priorities, and trilateral environmental cooperation within the NAAEC-CEC framework over the past 23 years.
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THE INTENT AND EVOLUTION OF THE NAAEC-CEC 23 YEARS ON Professor John Kirton Director, Global Governance Program Munk School of Global Affairs University of Toronto @jjkirton
KEY QUESTIONS 1. Rationale 2. Principles and elements 3. Evolving priorities and cooperation
RATIONALE 1. Race to the bottom 2. Ecological community first 3. Political conditions for a post-CUFTA Canada 4. Canada s six goals
PRINCIPLES AND ELEMENTS ELEMENTS PRINCIPLES Enhancement Council Cooperation Secretariat Trilateral Environmental Organization JPAC
CEC PRIORITIES Climate Change Green Growth Sustainable Communities/Ecosystems for Human Health Accountability
TRILATERAL ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION Inward Kirton to 2010 Outward Bilateral FTA, Arctic Council, G7 Environment Ministers Upward North American to Global Summitry
THANK YOU Professor John Kirton Director, Global Governance Program Munk School of Global Affairs University of Toronto @jjkirton
