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Creating a new climate finance pathway for LDC nations
The world's Least Developed Countries are still waiting on pledged climate funds. One U.S. state may have a novel approach to LDC financing.
District energy can take us a step closer to carbon neutrality
District energy systems produce emission-free electricity on site to lower pollution and improve cost-efficiencies.
How the DRC is fighting deforestation with an eye on the human cost
The country seeks to avoid the pitfalls of Brazil's uncompromising assault on the Amazon by mitigating deforestation.
This is how halving the US’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 can be done
The tasks ahead are significant, yet given effective policies they can be achieved, scientists say.
Fossil fuel’s stranded assets at center of new climate clashes
New research puts a US$681 billion estimate on financial company losses linked to stranded assets in the oil and gas sector.
Religions meet in Riyadh as faith groups step up on climate
World religious leaders call for common ground on climate as faith groups vow to align their finances with 1.5°C climate goals.