Finance
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The Loss and Damage Fund flies low: asked only $ 100 billion a year
A report commissioned by the UN in 2022 estimated that $150-300 billion a year would be needed to cover loss…
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Japan prepares to issue first transition bonds
Prime Minister Kishida held a new meeting on the implementation of the national strategy of decarbonisation 2050. Announced an expenditure…
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Canada, green light for phasing out fossil subsidies. But how much does it really impact?
The government has issued two documents with guidelines to determine whether fossil subsidies are ineffective or not, and therefore whether…
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UK will give “hundreds” of new licenses for oil and gas exploitation in North Sea
According to the government of London this is a move perfectly in line with the plans for the transition, which…
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Investing in the circular economy ensures competitive advantages
The data of the Observatory cleantech: growing companies that want to invest in the circular economy, but are still too…
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With the farewell to fossil finance, not even the rich cry
The farewell to fossil finance would only weigh on the richest. And only for 1% of their wealth. The results…
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Reporting time for EU climate neutrality efforts
The ECNO report rejects the EU on finance and CO2 removal, with the scope of adaptation poised. More than half…
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Investments in renewables: they must triple in developing countries
According to the IEA and the IFC, annual investments in green energy in emerging and developing economies will have to…
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The abyss of climate finance: how are 100 billion spent a year?
Oxfam analyses the quality of climate aid paid out by the richest countries to the benefit of the most vulnerable.…
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Misconceptions about sustainability in companies? Fines of up to 5% of turnover
The European Parliament approves the rules on corporate responsibility. They also cover pollution, environmental degradation and biodiversity loss and apply…
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