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Briefings Food and farming Plants and forests South America

Nov 2025

Deforestation in Brazil’s Cerrado reduces soy production and threatens supply chains

Brazil and soy-importing countries face a critical window to support forest-positive agriculture and secure future soy supplies.

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Photo of trees in a red sunrise in Kigali, Rwanda
Africa Briefings Public finance Series

Nov 2025

Reforming Climate Finance: Adaptation Finance in Africa

There is an urgent need for adaptation funding, particularly in Africa. In meeting this, public funds must remain the backbone of climate resilience efforts.

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For an equitable transition away from fossil fuels, advanced economies must phase out faster
Briefings Oil and gas

Nov 2025

For an equitable transition away from fossil fuels, advanced economies must phase out faster

The Brazilian COP30 Action Agenda calls for an equitable energy transition, requiring advanced economies to cut oil and gas emissions far faster than emerging economies by 2030.

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$8.7 trillion invested in the oil and gas industry since the Paris Agreement
Briefings Oil and gas

Nov 2025

$8.7 trillion invested in the oil and gas industry since the Paris Agreement

Since the Paris Agreement, oil and gas firms have spent USD 8.7 trillion on fossil fuels - 46 times more than on clean energy - undermining global climate goals.

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Australia’s climate finance to Southeast Asia lags behind China  
Asia & Pacific Briefings Public finance

Nov 2025

Australia’s climate finance to Southeast Asia lags behind China  

China has provided ten times more climate finance to Southeast Asia than Australia, underscoring Beijing’s growing influence in the run-up to COP30.

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Packets of beef in foam trays at a supermarket
Briefings Food and farming Series

Oct 2025

The cost of red and processed meat: Impacts on health and healthcare systems in high-income countries

Reducing meat consumption across high-income, high-consuming countries including the United States, much of Europe, the UK, Australia and Canada could release billions back into overstretched healthcare systems.

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