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An employee of a wastewater treatment plant on the island of Psyttalia, Greece December 2, 2020. Picture taken December 2, 2020. REUTERS/Stelios Misinas/ File Photo
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Climate tech firms get $80 million to pull carbon from paper mills, sewage plant

Google, H&M, and Stripe will buy $80M in carbon credits from firms using tech to capture emissions from paper mills and sewage plants.

FILE PHOTO: A view of the Amazon rainforest at the lagoon of the Yasuni National Park in the Pastaza province, in Ecuador, July 29, 2023. REUTERS/Karen Toro/File Photo
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Ecuador completes $1.5 billion debt swap for Amazon conservation

Ecuador's second debt-for-nature swap unlocks $460M for Amazon conservation, aiming to protect 4.6M hectares of ecosystems.

Drought has caused lake Jablanicko to virtually dry up as Bosnia -- which is headed for its hottest year on record -- suffers prolonged drought (AFP)
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Bosnia hits hottest year on record in 2024: meteorologists

After a scorching drought emptied one of Bosnia's largest lakes, the Balkan country is set to mark its hottest year on record in...

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Climate change is making Canada’s ice roads hard to navigate

The ongoing changes in climate and transportation infrastructure underline the importance of developing sustainable, adaptable solutions.

This handout photo provided by the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) shows common murres clustered together on a cliff ledge at the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge on July 30, 2019 (US FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE)
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Single heat wave wiped out millions of Alaska’s dominant seabird

A marine heat wave from 2014 to 2016 led to the death of about four million common murres in Alaska, with no signs...

The United Nations says 1.5 billion hectares (3.7 billion acres) of land must be restored by decade's end and at least $2.6 trillion in global investments are needed. (AFP)
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Crunch time for Saudi-hosted drought, desertification talks

Global land restoration talks in Saudi Arabia highlight funding challenges in combating worldwide desertification crisis.

FILE PHOTO: FILE PHOTO: A man walks in a flooded street a day after Hurricane Rafael made landfall in Batabano, Cuba, November 7, 2024. REUTERS/ REUTERS/Norlys Perez/File Photo
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Climate-vulnerable countries push for credit rating overhaul

Ratings given by the "Big Three" agencies consider the risks and potential for economic harm from climate change.

FILE PHOTO: A participant stands near a logo of World Bank at the International Monetary Fund - World Bank Annual Meeting 2018 in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia, October 12, 2018. REUTERS/Johannes P. Christo/File Photo
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World Bank wins pledges for $100 billion replenishment of fund for poorest countries

The World Bank made the announcement on Friday at a pledging conference for the International Development Association.

Intense flooding in Europe alone caused around $10 billion in insured losses this year, Swiss Re said (AFP)
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Natural disasters cause $310bn in economic losses in 2024: Swiss Re

It marks the fifth consecutive year that insured losses have topped $100 billion.

A woman uses a donkey cart to transport a barrel of water in drought affected areas in Higlo Kebele, Adadle woreda, Somali region of Ethiopia, in this undated handout photograph. Michael Tewelde/World Food Programme/Handout via REUTERS/ File Photo
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Climate Investment Funds board backs $500 million Ethiopia nature plan

CIF backs a $500M plan to restore degraded land in Ethiopia, protect forests, boost food security, and fight climate change.

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