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Big Money to Respond to Climate Change Is Key to UN Talks in Baku. How Can Nations Raise It?
It involves a complex package of grants, loans and private investment, and it's becoming the major currency at annual United Nations climate talks known as COP29. But poor nations worry they’ll get the short end of the lever: not much money and plenty of debt.
Senior ministers are arriving in an effort to break a deadlock over the summit’s main goal: funding to help lower-income ...
The world’s 20 largest economies – and biggest carbon emitters – may have supplied enough impetus to secure a deal later this ...
The European Union is key to a deal being done at UN climate talks in Baku by Friday -- viewed as a bridge both with China ...
Negotiations at the UN climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, enter their second week today with a slew of unfinished agenda ...
COP29 in Baku highlights urgent climate finance disputes and slow progress on critical issues. Explore the key challenges at ...
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Small farmers get less than 1% of climate finance, according to a report last year from the Climate Policy Initiative. At the ...
In the opening hours of the conference, John Podesta, President Joe Biden’s climate envoy, offered a blunt assessment that ...
An analysis by DeSmog and The Guardian found that representatives from some of the world’s biggest agribusiness companies ...
Leaders of the world’s biggest economies confirmed their support to shift more cash to developing countries to help them cope ...
Countries at the COP29 summit tried to make progress on how to raise up to $1 trillion in climate finance for the world's ...
United Nations climate talks resumed Monday with negotiators urged to make progress on a deal that could see developing ...
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