CDP: World's cities seek record $105bn investment for climate resilience projects

James Murray
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CDP: World's cities seek record $105bn investment for climate resilience projects

Global analysis shows pipeline of urban climate projects has grown from $86bn to $105bn in the past year

The global pipeline of urban clean tech and climate resilience projects has expanded significantly in the past year, according to a new analysis from CDP. The climate disclosure platform today published...

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