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4 signs to watch at COP23
Two years after the Paris Agreement was signed, countries will come together at COP 23 to monitor progress in confronting climate change. WRI researchers highlight four things to look out for during proceedings next week.
Policy & Finance
In 2017, disruptive forces will shape climate action
Political developments in Washington, Beijing and Brussels are of key importance, while renewables march on, says E3G's Liz Gallagher.
Policy & Finance
Less talk, more action on climate change
The world cannot solely rely on the efforts of governments to fight climate change. Daniel Hersson debunks 4 myths surrounding the state of play and what it will take to move climate action forward in a post-Paris world.
Delegates were united in their defiance against the US President-elect at COP 22, but failed to come up with policies to further the fight against climate change, says Australian National University's Luke Kemp.
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17 November 2016
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Putting democracy above the bottom line
7 November 2016
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