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Climate finance is in a period of flux, but there are pathways to scaling up funding to meet the moment.

This tracker collates data on progress toward the four globally agreed-upon climate finance goals.

This tracker collates data on progress toward the four globally agreed-upon climate finance goals.

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This new tool keeps tabs on countries’ multiyear climate finance commitments.

When it comes to China’s role in accelerating climate finance and the global clean energy transition, the world is grappling with several competing realities.

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Even with some bumps along the way, countries across the globe rallied behind the need to accelerate the transition toward a climate-resilient, fossil fuel–free, prosperous economy.

Gernot Wagner thinks tackling the problem is justified on social and economic grounds, not existential ones.

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Exploring seven potential scenarios for a new climate adaptation finance goal.

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The world has done extraordinary things when we’ve had a vision to match our resources, writes David McNair

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Arguments for slashing overseas development assistance in favour of defence fail on their own terms

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