AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCOP31 Divide: World leaders clashed over fossil fuels and climate finance in Antalya, with developing countries pressing for more support as UN chief António Guterres urged action and a tax on oil windfall profits. Greta Thunberg accused leaders of failing to confront the crisis. Mountain Climate: Nepal’s bid to give mountain regions a formal place in climate talks was rejected, exposing the challenge of winning support for vulnerable regions. Climate Investment: Namibia says its climate plan could open a US$14 billion investment pathway through 2035, spanning renewables, green hydrogen, resilient agriculture and water security. Corporate Climate Roles: RBC cut at least three senior climate and ESG posts in a reorganization, while saying its climate team has moved into a new public policy group. River Pollution: Dead fish in the Yamuna near Delhi raised fresh concerns about water quality. The cause remains unconfirmed; locals suspect polluted discharge, while the government alleges the deaths were staged.
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