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Rich nations boost climate finance offer to $300 billion at COP29

odt.co.nz — November 23, 2024, 09:01 PM UTC

Rich nations have increased their climate finance offer at COP29, proposing $300 billion annually by 2035. This is an increase from a previous offer of $250 billion. The new target aims to replace the expired commitment of $100 billion per year. Negotiations faced challenges, with some developing countries expressing frustration and temporarily walking out. However, they remain committed to reaching an agreement. A global carbon credit market was also established to help fund climate initiatives. Brazil is advocating for an even higher target of $390 billion annually. The discussions also focus on contributions from various countries and the balance between grants and loans in funding.

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    Greenpeace criticizes $300 billion climate finance deal at Cop29 as inadequate (news.yahoo.com)
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    Developing countries criticize Cop29 climate finance deal as insufficient for urgent needs (irishtimes.com)
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    Rich nations struggle to commit to climate finance at COP29 in Baku (frontline.thehindu.com)
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    Greenpeace criticizes Cop29 climate finance deal as inadequate (standard.co.uk)
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    Developing nations reject COP29 climate deal as inadequate funding falls short (forbes.com)
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    Countries establish new carbon trading rules at Cop29 to support climate goals (news.yahoo.com)
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    Countries agree on new carbon market rules at COP29 to boost climate efforts (theguardian.com)
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    COP29 in Azerbaijan agrees on $300 billion climate finance but faces criticism from developing nations (rappler.com)
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    Developing nations criticize $300 billion climate deal at UN summit in Azerbaijan (news.yahoo.com)
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    Cop29 reaches climate finance deal but campaigners call it a betrayal (irishtimes.com)
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    Developing nations criticize $300 billion climate finance deal at COP29 summit (brecorder.com)
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    COP29 establishes carbon credit trading scheme amid criticism of effectiveness (rnz.co.nz)
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    India rejects $300 billion climate finance deal at COP29 summit (ndtv.com)
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  14. [4.9]
    COP29 climate talks in Azerbaijan secure $300 billion annual finance deal and global carbon trading rules (theconversation.com)
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    Ed Miliband announces $300 billion climate deal at Cop29 in Azerbaijan (standard.co.uk)
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    COP29 climate talks conclude with $300 billion finance deal and carbon trading rules (home.nzcity.co.nz)
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    Developed nations pledge $300 billion for climate aid but developing countries express disappointment (firstpost.com)
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    India rejects climate finance decision at COP29, advocates for Global South (hindustantimes.com)
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    COP29 climate summit in Baku extends negotiations over funding gap for developing nations (dawn.com)
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    Developing nations criticize $300 billion climate deal at COP29 summit in Azerbaijan (thehindu.com)
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    Wealthy nations commit $300 billion annually to support poorer countries in climate crisis response at COP29 (cnn.com)
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    COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan sets $300 billion annual finance goal by 2035 (gazette.com)
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    India rejects $300 billion climate finance package at COP29 in Azerbaijan (zeenews.india.com)
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    India rejects $300 billion climate finance package as inadequate for developing nations (timesnownews.com)
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    COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan sets $300 billion annual climate finance target by 2035 (reuters.com)
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    COP29 secures $300 billion climate finance deal for developing countries but falls short of $1.3 trillion goal (forbes.com)
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    Negotiators fail to finalize climate finance goal at Baku conference (dawn.com)
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    Cop29 reaches $300 billion climate finance deal as developing nations call it inadequate (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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    COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan sets $300 billion annual finance target by 2035 (news.yahoo.com)
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    Developing nations criticize Cop29 climate deal as inadequate for their needs (scmp.com)
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    Wealthy nations pledge $300 billion annually by 2035 to support Global South in climate fight (livemint.com)
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    Cop29 reaches $300 billion climate finance deal but developing nations call it inadequate (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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    Richer nations pledge $300 billion to support climate action in developing countries at COP29 (bbc.com)
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    Nearly 200 nations agree on £240 billion climate finance deal at COP29 summit in Azerbaijan (dailymail.co.uk)
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    Wealthy nations pledge $300 billion annually to support developing countries in climate fight (newsweek.com)
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    India rejects climate finance package citing insufficient funds for developing nations (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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    Countries reach funding agreement at UN climate talks to support developing nations (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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    Developing nations criticize $300 billion climate deal as inadequate (sg.news.yahoo.com)
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    Nations agree to $300 billion annual climate fund for developing countries at UN talks (triblive.com)
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    Nations agree on $300 billion annual climate fund for developing countries at UN talks (wcvb.com)
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    Climate negotiators reach $300 billion deal at COP29 but face backlash from developing nations (npr.org)
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    Nations agree on $300 billion annual climate fund for developing countries at UN talks (wmur.com)
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    UN climate talks reach $300 billion annual funding deal for developing nations (gazette.com)
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    Countries agree on new climate funding deal at UN talks in Baku (thestar.com)
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    UN climate talks secure $300 billion annual deal to aid developing nations (thestar.com)
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    Countries reach $1.3 trillion climate finance deal at Cop29 but face backlash from campaigners (theguardian.com)
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    Nations agree to $300 billion annual climate fund for developing countries at COP29 (time.com)
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    Nations agree on $300 billion annual climate fund for developing countries at UN talks (kcra.com)
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    Countries agree to $300 billion annual climate fund for developing nations (inquirer.net)
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    Countries agree to $460 billion climate finance deal at COP29 conference (smh.com.au)
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    Nations agree to $300 billion annual funding for developing countries at COP29 (cbsnews.com)
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    COP29 concludes with climate finance deal to boost funding for developing nations (japantimes.co.jp)
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    COP29 reaches $300 billion annual deal to support developing countries in climate fight (cbc.ca)
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    Rich nations boost climate finance offer to $300 billion by 2035 at COP29 (nbcnews.com)
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    COP29 nations agree on $460 billion annual climate funding deal for developing countries (abc.net.au)
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    Disputes over climate finance stall progress at COP29 conference (thehindu.com)
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    World reaches $300 billion climate deal for developing countries at COP29 (dw.com)
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    COP29 reaches $300 billion climate finance deal to support developing nations (news.yahoo.com)
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    Developed countries agree to $300 billion climate finance deal at COP29 (dw.com)
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    Nations agree on $300 billion annual climate funding for developing countries at UN talks (apnews.com)
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    COP29 concludes with $300 billion annual climate finance deal for developing nations (euronews.com)
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    COP29 reaches $300 billion climate finance agreement to aid developing nations (rnz.co.nz)
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    COP29 concludes with agreement on $300 billion climate funding target (dw.com)
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    Countries reach US$300 billion climate finance deal at Cop29 in Azerbaijan (scmp.com)
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  65. [4.9]
    Countries agree to $300 billion climate finance target at COP29 in Azerbaijan (rappler.com)
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  66. [5.6]
    Climate summit approves $300 billion financing deal for climate support (politico.eu)
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  67. [6.1]
    Developed nations propose $300 billion annual climate finance for Global South by 2035 (thehindu.com)
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  68. [5.6]
    Developing nations reject climate finance deal at UN talks in Azerbaijan (cnn.com)
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  69. [5.2]
    COP29 proposes $300 billion annual climate finance deal for developing nations (gazette.com)
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    UN climate talks extend as negotiators seek $300 billion funding deal for developing nations (globalnews.ca)
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    COP29 negotiators near agreement on $300 billion climate finance deal (newstalkzb.co.nz)
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  72. [5.9]
    UN climate talks prepare to vote on $300 billion funding package for developing nations (chicagotribune.com)
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  73. [3.4]
    COP29 adopts carbon market rules as vulnerable nations seek increased climate finance (climatechangenews.com)
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    Dozens of nations walk out of COP29 climate talks over funding dispute in Baku (bbc.com)
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    Developing nations reject climate finance deal at UN talks in Azerbaijan (cnn.com)
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  76. [4.7]
    Countries agree on carbon credit market rules at COP29 in Baku (ft.com)
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  77. [6.0]
    Rich nations boost climate finance offer to $300 billion at COP29 (odt.co.nz)
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    Countries fail to reach climate finance deal at COP29 after extended negotiations (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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    COP29 negotiations face challenges as talks extend beyond deadline (standard.co.uk)
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    Wealthy nations boost climate finance offer to $300 billion at COP29 talks (news.yahoo.com)
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    U.N. climate talks face divisions as developing nations reject funding plan in Baku (latimes.com)
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  82. [4.8]
    UN climate talks falter as developing nations reject proposed $300 billion deal (pressherald.com)
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  83. [4.9]
    U.N. approves new carbon trading rules at COP29 climate talks (thehindu.com)
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  84. [5.4]
    Rich nations boost climate finance offer to $300 billion at COP29 to seek agreement (rnz.co.nz)
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  85. [5.5]
    UN climate talks falter as developing nations reject draft deal for financial support (castanet.net)
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    Hope rises for funding deal at UN climate talks despite ongoing opposition (gazette.com)
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  87. [4.9]
    Vulnerable nations walk out of COP29 climate talks as key ministers leave negotiations (newsroom.co.nz)
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  88. [4.5]
    COP29 establishes global carbon credit trading market (gazette.com)
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  89. [4.3]
    Countries adopt UN carbon trading rules at COP29 (sg.news.yahoo.com)
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  90. [4.3]
    Countries negotiate extended climate finance targets at COP29 summit (reuters.com)
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  91. [4.6]
    Wealthy nations boost climate finance offer to $300 billion at COP29 in Azerbaijan (geo.tv)
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  92. [3.1]
    Saudi Arabia faces accusations of altering COP29 negotiating text as tensions rise (firstpost.com)
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  93. [4.6]
    COP29 establishes rules for global carbon credit trading market (news.yahoo.com)
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  94. [4.9]
    Developing nations reject climate finance draft at COP29 as negotiations stall (time.com)
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  95. [4.6]
    Developing nations walk out of COP29 climate talks over funding disputes (thejournal.ie)
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    Tensions rise at Cop29 climate talks in Baku as developing nations walk out over finance disputes (irishtimes.com)
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    UN climate summit faces crisis as vulnerable nations walk out of finance talks (ft.com)
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    COP29 negotiations falter as small island nations exit talks over climate finance concerns (independent.co.uk)
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    Developing nations walk out of UN climate talks over finance disputes in Baku (aljazeera.com)
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    Developing nations reject climate financing draft at UN talks as tensions rise (regina.ctvnews.ca)
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    Wealthy nations boost climate finance offer to $300 billion at COP29 (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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    Saudi Arabia faces accusations of altering Cop29 negotiating text, raising summit concerns (theguardian.com)
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    Climate vulnerable nations walk out of COP29 talks in Azerbaijan (dw.com)
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    Climate-vulnerable nations exit COP29 talks over funding disputes (news.sky.com)
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    UN climate talks falter as developing nations reject draft deal for financial support (gazette.com)
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    Leaked climate finance draft at COP29 sparks outrage among developing nations (hindustantimes.com)
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    Wealthy nations propose $300 billion climate deal for poorer countries at COP29 (politico.eu)
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    Developing nations express disappointment over climate funding deal at COP29 (scmp.com)
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    UN climate talks in Baku extend as negotiators seek financial deal for developing nations (gazette.com)
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    Negotiators extend UN climate talks in Baku to secure funding for developing nations (independent.co.uk)
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    Wealthy nations agree to raise climate finance target to $300 billion by 2035 at COP29 (geo.tv)
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    COP29 in Azerbaijan struggles to reach climate finance deal as key leaders miss conference (nbcnews.com)
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    Negotiations at Cop29 in Baku extend as climate finance deal remains unresolved (news.yahoo.com)
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    Wealthy countries agree to boost climate finance to $300 billion annually at UN talks (theguardian.com)
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    US and EU support new $300 billion annual climate finance target at COP29 (livemint.com)
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    Developing countries reject new climate finance proposal as insufficient (dawn.com)
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    Wealthy countries agree to boost climate finance offer to $300 billion annually at UN talks (news.yahoo.com)
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    Frustration grows over climate progress as COP29 in Baku highlights funding and fossil fuel concerns (euronews.com)
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    Wealthy nations agree to raise climate finance target to $300 billion at COP29 (news.yahoo.com)
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    Wealthy nations agree to raise climate finance target to $300 billion at COP29 (gazette.com)
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    COP29 climate finance talks stall as developing nations reject funding proposal (hindustantimes.com)
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    COP29 negotiations stall on climate finance for developing nations (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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    Negotiators extend talks in Baku to secure climate funding for developing nations (abcnews.go.com)
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    Negotiators extend UN climate talks in Baku to secure funding for developing nations (gazette.com)
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    Negotiators extend talks in Baku to secure climate funding for developing nations (clickondetroit.com)
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    Developing countries reject climate finance offer as Pakistan calls for regional cooperation (dawn.com)
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    COP29 negotiations extend as climate finance disagreements persist (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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    Civil society protests climate finance proposal at COP29 summit (thehindu.com)
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    COP29 sets $1.3 trillion climate finance goal but raises concerns over funding clarity (livemint.com)
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    UN climate summit draft reveals funding gap between rich and developing nations (newsweek.com)
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    COP29 climate summit extends as $385 billion funding deal faces challenges (abc.net.au)
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    Draft deal at COP29 calls for $250 billion in annual climate finance from wealthy nations (ndtv.com)
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    COP29 negotiator says $250 billion funding target needs improvement (news.yahoo.com)
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    Draft deal at COP29 calls for rich nations to commit $250 billion annually by 2035 (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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    COP29 talks extended as developing nations reject $250 billion climate finance offer (hindustantimes.com)
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    Developing countries urged to reject insufficient climate finance proposal at Cop29 (theguardian.com)
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    COP29 summit in Baku extends as climate finance negotiations stall (newsroom.co.nz)
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    Baku climate talks extend as developing nations reject funding proposal (thehindu.com)
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    Developing countries criticize $250 billion climate finance offer at COP29 (firstpost.com)
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    Time running out for climate finance deal at COP29 as Canada calls for more support (globalnews.ca)
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    UN climate talks in Azerbaijan extend as nations debate funding and fossil fuel policies (theguardian.com)
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    Draft climate funding deal at UN summit reveals divide between rich and poor nations (triblive.com)
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    UN climate summit proposes $250 billion deal for developing nations by 2035 (gazette.com)
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    Developing nations criticize $250 billion climate finance offer at Cop29 summit (theguardian.com)
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