Climate financing should come from oil and gas ‘super’ profits, study says

Mongabay
Dec 2, 2024, 3:37 pm151 pts
The international community is struggling to come up with enough funding to adequately address climate change, especially for developing countries that are impacted the most. At the latest climate change conference, COP 29, leaders tripled annual funding for developing nations combatting climate change to $300…

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Climate financing should come from oil and gas ‘super’ profits, study says

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