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Time is running out to adapt to climate change, new IPCC report says

Grist

Now, in a new international report released on Monday, they argue the clock is also ticking on efforts to adapt to the devastating consequences of climate change. In many areas rising temperatures have already caused greater and more extensive damage to the natural world than suggested by previous assessments.

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The State of Green Business 2021

GreenBiz

Adapted from the 14th annual State of Green Business report, our annual report card on progress by the world’s largest companies. Indeed, for many of the world’s largest companies, sustainability is seen as key to minimizing risk, increasing resilience, enhancing competitiveness and unlocking new opportunities. Joel Makower.

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Oxfam: Emissions of 'the one per cent' more than double those of poorest half of the world

Business Green

Major new report highlights out-sized carbon impact of the world's richest people. It has been released as world leaders prepare to meet at the UN General Assembly this week to discuss a raft of global challenges, including the climate crisis.

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Climate adaptation must be scaled now - here's how businesses can start

Business Green

Business climate strategy, much like a Rubik's cube of choices and challenges, had a whole new dimension added earlier this month, when the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) offered a stark warning on the drastic need to improve climate adaptation and resilience worldwide.

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UK tots up £6bn in climate finance for developing counties since 2011

Business Green

International Climate Finance mobilised by UK has helped avoid an estimated 33 million tonnes of greenhouse gases, government estimates. International Development Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan said the UK's overseas aid was helping to combat climate change, create green new sustainable jobs, and lift people out of poverty. "As

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COP26: Countries reach historic agreement to tackle fossil fuels and accelerate climate action

Business Green

Further wording was also added in the same sentence on coal and fossil fuels calling for "targeted support to the poorest and most vulnerable in line with national circumstances". We now need to make sure that the next chapter charts the course of sucees for the commitments we have made here together as part of the Glasgow Climate Pact.".

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We must prioritise low carbon overseas development aid to build thriving communities

Business Green

The Chancellor must avoid cuts to overseas aid in the Spending Review - support for those most impacted by climate change abroad must be an aid priority, writes the Energy Saving Trust's Inga Jirgensone. Right now, over 770 million people around the world live without electricity, and many more lack access to electrical appliances.

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