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Mottley: Climate finance ‘math simply ain’t mathing’
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Climate-vulnerable countries face an annual financing shortfall of about US$400bn by 2030 while being forced to pay billions more in borrowing costs because of their exposure to climate shocks, Prime…
- Climate-vulnerable countries face an annual financing shortfall of about US$400bn by 2030 while being forced to pay billions more in borrowing costs because of their exposure to climate shocks, Prime…
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- Mottley: Climate finance ‘math simply ain’t mathing’
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