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Fragile countries call for investment in rooftop solar to expand energy access
War-torn states struggle to attract funding for small-scale renewable projects, which leaders say are cheaper, cleaner and less vulnerable to conflict than fossil fuels
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“Science-based” corporate climate targets are no such thing, says former advisor
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Hit by hurricanes and Covid, more Central Americans go hungry and plan to migrate
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EU spent €440 million on failed gas projects since 2013, study finds
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Mauritius oil spill: questions mount over ship fuel safety
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Concerns raised about Green Climate Fund flood defence project in Samoa
Flood walls in Samoa financed by the UN's flagship climate fund are inadequate and could put people in danger, experts warn
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As US formally rejoins the Paris Agreement, eyes turn to 2030 emissions goal
Now the US is back in the Paris Agreement, it is expected to set a 2030 emissions target, with campaigners calling for at least...
Under diplomatic pressure, India considers net zero – but major hurdles remain
Net zero pledges from other major polluters have put spotlight on Delhi's climate ambitions, but full decarbonisation is a big ask
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