'Climate Clock' Shows Rich Nations Still Owe $90 Billion a Year to Global Green Fund

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By Common DreamsSep 21, 2021, 7:00 am755 ptsInteresting
By Jake Johnson As the United Nations General Assembly kicked off in New York City on Monday, activists unveiled a new version of their digital "Climate Clock" to spotlight the extent to which rich countries are reneging on their vow to invest $100 billion a year in a global green energy fund designed to assist…

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'Climate Clock' Shows Rich Nations Still Owe $90 Billion a Year to Global Green Fund

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