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How will the EU s carbon border tax affect Africa?

Ahead of the COP28 Summit, African leaders challenge CBAM, the EU carbon border tax, which comes into effect in early 2024.

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Africa: Revealed - Under One-Quarter of UK Climate Aid to Africa Goes to African-Based Orgs

Africa: Revealed - Under One-Quarter of UK Climate Aid to Africa Goes to African-Based Orgs
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Analysis: How the UK has fallen 40% behind on its £11 6bn climate-finance pledge

Analysis: How the UK has fallen 40% behind on its £11 6bn climate-finance pledge
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Revealed: Tenth of UK s climate-aid spending goes via private consultancies

Over one-tenth of UK foreign aid spent on climate projects since 2010 has been channelled through consultancies, a new Carbon Brief investigation reveals.

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Analysis: How the UK has fallen 40% behind on its £11 6bn climate-finance pledge

The UK has fallen nearly 40% behind on its pledge to rapidly scale up climate finance for developing countries, according to Carbon Brief analysis.

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