Tackling climate change requires not just new technology or political will but money—more money than many poor countries have. This means new sources of finance must be found if we are to keep global temperature rises within limits like 1.5 or even 2 degrees Celsius. The problem is that most “climate finance” fails the test of additionality—we need additional money for additional carbon reduction.
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