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Policy & Finance
UN urges more collaboration against climate change
Carbon & Climate
US rejects rigid rules as ‘roadblock’ to climate treaty
Carbon & Climate
Warming oceans will affect the poorest
22 October 2013
Policy & Finance
Global climate spending falling further behind target: report
Carbon & Climate
Amazon is ‘at higher risk of tree loss’
21 October 2013
Carbon & Climate
Air pollution a leading cause of cancer - UN agency
Carbon & Climate
Mangrove map pinpoints carbon riches
Policy & Finance
Universities urged to cut fossil fuel ties
18 October 2013
16 October 2013
Carbon & Climate
European airspace carbon-fee plan set for bumpy ride
Food & Agriculture
Business urged to do more to save oceans: World Bank study
Food & Agriculture
Coordinated efforts in aquaculture needed to meet global demand
Policy & Finance
China drafting rare earth rules on mining, association says
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