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Report Suggests Indian Dietary Practices Could Hold Key To Mitigating Climate Change
A recent Living Planet Report by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) showed that food consumption patterns followed by Indians are the most climate-friendly among the G20 nations.
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The Way Indians Eat Is Good For Climate, Says WWF Report, Explains How
WWF Living Planet Report 2024: Countries like Argentina, Australia, and the United States were identified as having the least sustainable pattern.
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Climate Change's Strongest Effects Felt In Nations With The Least Emissions: Report
Countries with the lowest historical emissions experienced three to four times higher than seasonal temperatures this June-August days than G20 countries - the world's largest economies - according to an analysis by Climate Central published today.
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China Opposes Clubbing Climate Resilience Clause As G20 Debt Restructuring Package: Report
China is opposed to clubbing of the climate resilient clause as part of sovereign debt restructuring of three vulnerable nations -- Zambia, Ghana and Ethiopia-- proposed by G20 Finance Track, sources said.
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India Likely To Propose Expert G20 Group For World Bank Reforms: Report
India is likely to propose forming an expert G20 group to look into reforms at the World Bank and to increase lending capacity of the institution for climate financing in middle and low income countries, three sources told Reuters.
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Oxfam Calls For Urgent G20 Action On Vaccine Inequality, Climate Change
Oxfam has called on G20 leaders to take urgent action to dramatically scale-up manufacturing and access to Covid vaccines around the world, promote a fair economic recovery, fight hunger and help the poorest countries adapt to climate change.
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G20 Members At Odds Over Climate Change For Summit Meeting: Report
G20 negotiators are wrangling over the wording of a summit communique on combatting climate change, with the United States pushing to downgrade the language against European opposition, according to sources and drafts of the text.
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Report Suggests Indian Dietary Practices Could Hold Key To Mitigating Climate Change
A recent Living Planet Report by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) showed that food consumption patterns followed by Indians are the most climate-friendly among the G20 nations.
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The Way Indians Eat Is Good For Climate, Says WWF Report, Explains How
WWF Living Planet Report 2024: Countries like Argentina, Australia, and the United States were identified as having the least sustainable pattern.
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Climate Change's Strongest Effects Felt In Nations With The Least Emissions: Report
Countries with the lowest historical emissions experienced three to four times higher than seasonal temperatures this June-August days than G20 countries - the world's largest economies - according to an analysis by Climate Central published today.
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China Opposes Clubbing Climate Resilience Clause As G20 Debt Restructuring Package: Report
China is opposed to clubbing of the climate resilient clause as part of sovereign debt restructuring of three vulnerable nations -- Zambia, Ghana and Ethiopia-- proposed by G20 Finance Track, sources said.
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India Likely To Propose Expert G20 Group For World Bank Reforms: Report
India is likely to propose forming an expert G20 group to look into reforms at the World Bank and to increase lending capacity of the institution for climate financing in middle and low income countries, three sources told Reuters.
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Oxfam Calls For Urgent G20 Action On Vaccine Inequality, Climate Change
Oxfam has called on G20 leaders to take urgent action to dramatically scale-up manufacturing and access to Covid vaccines around the world, promote a fair economic recovery, fight hunger and help the poorest countries adapt to climate change.
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G20 Members At Odds Over Climate Change For Summit Meeting: Report
G20 negotiators are wrangling over the wording of a summit communique on combatting climate change, with the United States pushing to downgrade the language against European opposition, according to sources and drafts of the text.
