On Clean Development Mechanism Of Global Green House Gas Emissions Reduction

This dissertation aims at expounding the following issues from the angle of foreign-related environmental administrative law: How could man formulate the international laws on controlling global green house gas under the circumstance of having uncertain scientific knowledge of climate change? How did Clean Development Mechanism that is the most innovative part of Kyoto Protocol formulate? And what are its legal and economic bases? How could such mechanism be implemented through foreign-related environmental administrative law?Although there exist some uncertainties in science, what man can confirm is that green house gas emitted by mankind has really been threatening the existence and development of mankind in many aspects In this context, United Nations Framework Conventions on Climate Change 1992 came to control the green house gas emitted by mankind. Later in 1997, Kyoto Protocol is formulated and detailed obligations of Annex 1 countries thereof on green house gas emissions reduction in the first commitment period are specified. In this Protocol, three flexible mechanisms including clean development mechanism are creatively established for the purpose of assisting Annex 1 countries thereof in fulfilling their reduction task. However, due to the interest conflicts of different group, and especially the withdrawal of the USA, after many years of difficult negotiations and compromise, Kyoto Protocol finally came into effect, but the reduction target prescribed in the first commitment period has not been well fulfilledClean Development Mechanism, as one of the three flexible mechanisms is an international cooperative mechanism engaged in green house gas emission reduction through project activities between Annex 1countries and non-Annex1 countries, based on the common but different liability and cost-effective analysis of green house gas emission reduction with the aim that can not only reduce the cost of green house gas emission reduction of Annex 1 countries but also can facilitate the fulfillment of the...