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Ghana kicks off Global Shield against Climate Risks process

The government of Ghana took its first steps in activating the G7- and V20-led Global Shield against Climate Risks by hosting a consultation over the past two days towards identifying their financing needs and gaps to combat accelerating climate and disaster risks. The climate crisis carries risks of crumbling cliffs…
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Ghana committed to managing climate risk – Ken Ofori-Atta

Mr. Ken Ofori-Atta, Finance Minister, says the government is committed to implementing solutions to manage climate risk and to ensure climate resilience. He said, through the Global Shield against Climate Risk and Global Risk Modelling Alliance (GRMA) initiative, government would have a more substantially pre-arranged and trigger-based finance against disasters…
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Coastal News Today | CA - UCSC's Center for Coastal Climate Resilience awards over $4.6 million to support California coastal projects

The UCSC Center for Coastal Climate Resilience has awarded over $4.6 million in funding to 22 UC Santa Cruz research groups for pilot projects and implementation projects supporting efforts to fight climate change in coastal communities across California and beyond.
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A Narrow View Of Rainfall • Watts Up With That?

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach So I came across a news article with the headline: Philly will have more heat waves, and the Delaware projected to rise more than a foot over the next 25 years Yeah, right, sez I. The claim is that the flooding will come from increased rainfall in the Philly area.
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