Could Loss and Damage Fund blueprint deliver COP28 breakthrough?

Michael Holder
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Set of recommendations agreed for establishing global fund to support nations facing worst climate impacts, but divisions remain over the how to mobilise increasing levels of climate funding

Nations have tentatively agreed to a draft plan for establishing a global funding mechanism for countries facing the worst impacts of the climate crisis during crunch talks over the weekend, in what has...

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