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The 15 pages that link to United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, each with the reason it gives.

• Climate change adaptationNarrower topic: Its commitments established adaptation alongside mitigation in global climate policy.

• Sustainable developmentNarrower topic: Its negotiations are a major institutional arena where development and environmental responsibilities meet.

• Montreal ProtocolCompared with: Its broader climate mandate contrasts with the Montreal Protocol’s specific chemical controls.

• Paris AgreementNarrower topic: The Paris Agreement is a treaty adopted under this convention.

• Convention on Biological DiversityCompared with: It addresses climate change as a distinct global environmental problem, though climate and biodiversity are closely connected.

• Climate financeNarrower topic: It established developed countries’ commitments to provide financial support to developing countries.

• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeRelated: The IPCC supplies assessments that inform negotiations under this treaty.

• Kyoto ProtocolNarrower topic: The Kyoto Protocol was adopted under this convention and advanced its commitments.

• REDD+Narrower topic: REDD+ was developed through decisions made under this convention.

• Loss and damageNarrower topic: Its negotiations became the central venue for developing international responses to loss and damage.

• Climate policyNarrower topic: It created the diplomatic process from which later climate agreements developed.

• Anthropogenic climate changeRelated: It created the diplomatic process through which governments negotiate responses to human-caused warming.

• Climate activismRelated: Its negotiations gave activists recurring global political forums to influence and contest.

• History of climate change scienceRelated: It translated growing scientific concern into a standing framework for global negotiations.

• Politics of climate changeBroader topic: Its annual negotiations are the central forum for governments to bargain over climate commitments.