India to Resist Shift in Focus from Climate Finance to Mitigation
India expressed dissatisfaction with the CoP29 summit and pledged to resist any shift in focus from climate finance to mitigation
India expressed dissatisfaction with the CoP29 summit and pledged to resist any shift in focus from climate finance to mitigation
As COP29 draws to a close, delegates await updates on negotiations regarding a new climate finance target during COP29 climate talks
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Three COP 29 leaders emulate how International Carbon Market Standards and the actual implementation will enable the world to mitigate climate action
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The UN Climate Secretary made pertinent observations about the co-relation between climate finance and climate action. These 5 statements sum up his sentiments.
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