
Europe Dominates Climate Fund Investing
It turns out the market for environmental-related investment funds is really small in the US, relative to Europe
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World Bank’s New Chief Says Institution Must Be Bigger, Better
Ajay Banga, the World Bank’s new president, said the lender must become bigger as well as better at
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IMF: Sri Lanka's talks with creditors ongoing, unaware of specific deals
By Jorgelina do Rosario MARRAKECH Discussions between Sri Lanka and all its creditors are ongoing, though the International
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Yellen sticks to view U.S. economy headed for soft landing
MARRAKECH, Morocco U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Wednesday she continued to expect the U.S. economy would
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Yellen says oil price cap has 'significantly' cut Russia's revenues
By Andrea Shalal MARRAKECH, Morocco U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday said a G7-led price cap on
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World Bank's Banga: Interest rates to stay higher for longer
MARRAKECH, Morocco World Bank President Ajay Banga said on Wednesday interest rates will likely stay higher for longer
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Japan Starts Its First Carbon Credit Exchange in Net Zero Push
Trading on Japan’s first carbon-credit exchange started Wednesday, as the nation looks to put a price on emissions
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Coal’s Coming Decline Has Miners Facing 400,000 Layoffs by 2035
The energy system’s transition away from coal will leave miners with the equivalent of 100 job cuts daily
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Immediate Methane Cuts Can Prevent Nearly a Million Premature Deaths, IEA Says
Immediate and targeted methane cuts from the fossil fuel industry could prevent nearly 1 million premature deaths due
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Australian Court Backs Coal Mine Expansions in Key Climate Case
An Australian court backed the government’s decision to approve expansions of two coal mines in a case that’s
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Deutsche Bank’s DWS Links Real Estate Turmoil to ESG Debt Market
The turmoil gripping real estate issuers has serious implications for Europe’s €1.7 trillion ($1.8 trillion) market for ESG
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Children found 'butchered' in Israeli kibbutz, as horror of Hamas' attack on border communities begins to emerge
Bodies of Israeli residents and Palestinian militants lay outside of burned-out homes in the Israeli kibbutz Kfar Aza on Tuesday, days after Hamas launched a large-scale surprise assault on Israel, sending heavily armed fighters pouring across the border from Gaza and rampaging through rural communities.
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