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| | | ... US with 38 policy developments put out in the first half of 2023, followed by China (17), Germany (12), India (12), and Brazil (11) ahead of Australia (10) in the total number of climate policies announced by respective governments. Additionally, the ... |
| | | | ... Emirates Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems and Climate action, alongside 134 countries including Brazil, Germany, Indonesia, the UK and the US. The country did not join Australia and 119 countries to commit to the Global ... |
| | | | ... Sustainable Law Programme senior research associate Rupert Stuart-Smith, co-author, commented. The paper identified the UK, Brazil, Germany, and Canada as next in the running, with 100, 77, 54, and 35 lawsuits to date respectively. This comes as FS Sustainability ... |
| | | | ... at COP28, with over US$12 billion coming from governments including contributions from Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, the Dominican Republic, the European Commission, Finland, Germany, Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary ... |
| | | | ... Emirates Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems and Climate action, joining 134 countries including Brazil, China, Germany, Indonesia, the UK and the US. Signatories collectively account for 70% of global food consumption and ... |
| | | | ... investors adopted the Nature Positive for Climate Action. Carbon markets On Sunday, ministers and Indigenous Peoples from Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo pledged their support to host pilot projects generating REDD+ credits under a new standard ... |
| | | | ... companies across four geographic regions (World, North America, Western Europe and Asia), 12 countries/markets (Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, (Hong Kong SAR), India, Japan, South Korea, the UK and the US) and 11 industries. It examined ... |
| | | | ... Collectively these companies manage almost 9 million hectares of forests in 27 countries - Australia, New Zealand, USA, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Ireland, UK, Finland, Sweden, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, France, Poland, Spain, Portugal, Indonesia, Japan ... |
| | | | ... we're seeing in US is a light version of a failed just transition." This failed just transition was also seen in Sri Lanka, Brazil, and India, she said. "The EU taxonomy is ambiguous," she said. "This is the first time emerging economies have been vocally ... |
| | | | ... of global supply as of 2021. The Philippines has 17%, Russia 9%, New Caledonia 8%, Ausrerlia 7%, Canada 6%, China 5% and Brazil 3%. "Indonesia has grown from a moderately small source of supply to the largest, and indeed, singlehandedly supplied all ... |
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