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Paris Agreement Withdrawal Erodes America’s Standing in the World
A statement from the World Resources Institute (WRI) reacting to President Donald Trump's announcement on January 20, 2025, that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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Document type: Statement
Reaction: African Development Bank Annual Meetings 2023 – Progressive Reform Rhetoric and Over reliance on Private Sector Climate Finance a Major Risk to Africa’s Debt Sustainability
The African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) reacts to the 2023 African Development Bank (AfDB) Annual Meetings, arguing that an over-reliance on private sector climate finance poses a risk to Africa's debt sustainability and prioritizes profit over people.
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Document type: Statement
Trump Administration Revokes California’s Tailpipe Waiver
A statement from the World Resources Institute (WRI) regarding the Trump Administration's decision to revoke California's tailpipe waiver under the Clean Air Act.
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President Trump’s State of the Union Misses the Mark
Dr. Andrew Steer, President & CEO of the World Resources Institute, critiques President Trump's first State of the Union address for failing to link extreme weather to climate change and for prioritizing fossil fuels over renewable energy markets.
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Durban lays the foundation for further work, in 2012 and beyond
Pa Ousman Jarju, Chairman of the LDC group, outlines the reactions of the 48 Least Developed Countries to the outcomes of CoP17 in Durban, noting progress on adaptation and finance alongside concerns over insufficient mitigation pledges.
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Document type: Statement