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Climate fight
By
Dr. MA Jun and Chaoni Huang*
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In Asia, finance may be the most effective weapon
This is a critical year for climate. All eyes will be on how signatories to the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change are delivering on their commitments at the national, regional, and institutional levels. But while the European Union is rallying...
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