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UN Report Reveals Worsening Shortfall in Climate Adaptation Funding for Developing Nations

By Matthew WrightNovember 3, 20233 Mins Read
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A United Nations agency has reported that promises by developed countries to support poorer nations in adapting to climate change have fallen short, with the deficit now 50% larger than previously estimated. This revelation comes amid an increasing frequency of extreme weather events, underscoring the urgency of addressing climate-related challenges. In 2009, developed nations committed

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