In the article Cities and Subnational Governments, written by Harriet Bulkeley, summarizes the growing recognition of the ‘localized’ causes and consequences of climate change. Cities and subnational governments have been key actors in the development of policy responces. It also thoroughly discusses the major roles that ctites and subnational governments have acquired in policy-making, and over the course of the last two decades, how exactly those roles and how they have played in orchrastrating a responce to the climate change. The articles as well considers why urban and reginal governments came to be at the forefront of all responces to climate change and the political geographies of that movement. Additionally, it is evident that theres