COP23: UK, Germany and Norway all step up climate funding efforts

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UK government £67.5m funding for green cities and emissions reduction programmes, as Norway teams with Unilever for $400m climate resilience push

The UK government yesterday unveiled details of a new £67.5m funding commitment it has earmarked for projects to promote clean growth in major global cities and help developing countries meet their emissions...

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