Molly Lempriere
@mollylempriere.carbonbrief.org
Section editor for policy at Carbon Brief
References to critical minerals remain (a win for civil society orgs who have been pushing for this),
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November 17, 2025 at 4:53 PM
References to critical minerals remain (a win for civil society orgs who have been pushing for this),
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References to unilateral trade measures have been expanded in the note, but there remains substantial disagreement on their inclusion.
The EU's CBAM is highlighted specifically - it is expected to decrease developing country incomes $5.9bn while increasing developed countries' income by $2.5bn
The EU's CBAM is highlighted specifically - it is expected to decrease developing country incomes $5.9bn while increasing developed countries' income by $2.5bn
November 17, 2025 at 4:53 PM
References to unilateral trade measures have been expanded in the note, but there remains substantial disagreement on their inclusion.
The EU's CBAM is highlighted specifically - it is expected to decrease developing country incomes $5.9bn while increasing developed countries' income by $2.5bn
The EU's CBAM is highlighted specifically - it is expected to decrease developing country incomes $5.9bn while increasing developed countries' income by $2.5bn
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November 16, 2025 at 8:20 PM
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November 15, 2025 at 10:55 AM
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Q&A: COP30 could – finally – agree how to track the ‘global goal on adaptation’ - Carbon Brief
Carbon Brief explores what the GGA is, why progress on adaptation has been challenging and what a successful outcome would look like in Belém.
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November 15, 2025 at 10:49 AM
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November 15, 2025 at 10:49 AM
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In a statement earlier this week, Teresa Anderson, from ActionAid said:
“The Africa Group has good reasons to be cautious about rushing to finalise adaptation indicators. There is still no certainty that there will be money available to implement the adaptation tasks they are setting themselves."
“The Africa Group has good reasons to be cautious about rushing to finalise adaptation indicators. There is still no certainty that there will be money available to implement the adaptation tasks they are setting themselves."
November 15, 2025 at 10:49 AM
In a statement earlier this week, Teresa Anderson, from ActionAid said:
“The Africa Group has good reasons to be cautious about rushing to finalise adaptation indicators. There is still no certainty that there will be money available to implement the adaptation tasks they are setting themselves."
“The Africa Group has good reasons to be cautious about rushing to finalise adaptation indicators. There is still no certainty that there will be money available to implement the adaptation tasks they are setting themselves."
The core of the African Group's suggestion is the lack of "means of implementation" to support the indicators going forward, i.e. developing countries need financial support to help adapt to climate change.
GGA negotiations are running alongside calls for a new adaptation finance target ($120bn)
GGA negotiations are running alongside calls for a new adaptation finance target ($120bn)
November 15, 2025 at 10:49 AM
The core of the African Group's suggestion is the lack of "means of implementation" to support the indicators going forward, i.e. developing countries need financial support to help adapt to climate change.
GGA negotiations are running alongside calls for a new adaptation finance target ($120bn)
GGA negotiations are running alongside calls for a new adaptation finance target ($120bn)