Report: spending must double on renewable energy projects in developing countries

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Think-tank suggests that richer nations should provide upfront cash if environmental targets are to be met

Investment in renewable energy must double in developing countries over the next decade just to meet their existing climate and energy supply ambitions, new research has found. Published today, the...

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