Droughts, floods and #ExtremeHeat are already affecting the people who produce our food.
Here’s why agriculture and food security must be central to #ClimateAction, helping communities prepare, adapt and protect their livelihoods.

Droughts, floods and #ExtremeHeat are already affecting the people who produce our food.
Here’s why agriculture and food security must be central to #ClimateAction, helping communities prepare, adapt and protect their livelihoods.
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Europe’s carbon price is climbing even as regulators loosen the market. Britain’s is stuck behind it, and the reason has become a political story as much as a market one.
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Dive into our latest features with Austin Whitman, CEO of The Change Climate Project, as he explores the need for climate finance to play a more prominent role in climate certification and standards.
🌍 Pakistan’s climate challenge is no longer just about attracting finance.
The bigger question: can institutions turn that money into resilience before the next disaster?
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In our latest Substack newsletter, Lazola Kati examines the illusion of “green” investment and argues that climate finance must fund real climate and social solutions, not enable harmful activities under a green label.
Developing nations risk losing out in the global green industry race theclimatewatch.com/developing-n... @The Climate Watch aracılığıyla
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The Unfundable Middle: Before projects can attract investment, they need development, testing, partnerships and de-risking. Yet this stage is often the hardest to fund.
Editorial | Case for climate finance | Commentary
->Jamaica Gleaner | More on "Climate finance and loss and damage" at BigEarthData.ai | #ClimateFinance
Climate finance, the money that helps countries cut emissions and cope with impacts, should come as grants, not debt-creating loans, demanded faith-based organizations at the UN Human Rights Council as COP31 in Antalya, Turkey approaches. #WCCNews #COP31 #Climatefinance #UNHumanRightsCouncil
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For African governments, UN tax talks are about more than technical rules. They are about raising revenue for debt service, climate adaptation and public spending without taking on deeper #debt. #Africa #ClimateFinance
Nepal’s call for financial compensation following recent deadly floods underlines the need to help countries that contribute the least to climate change – but are increasingly grappling with its most lethal consequences
Climate finance must ask not only, “How much capital are we mobilizing?” but also, “Who can actually access it?”
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Grey heat solutions get infrastructure budgets because the risks they offset are priced. Green heat solutions get parks funding because they aren’t. The gap isn’t appetite. It’s classification.
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