What type of law is The Kyoto Protocol?

The Kyoto Protocol is an international treaty that falls under environmental law. It was established to set binding commitments on industrialized countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, in order to combat climate change. Adopted in 1997, the Protocol reflects principles of international law, including the need for cooperation among nations to address global environmental issues. Its focus is on sustainable development and the responsibility of developed nations to lead in emission reductions.