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Britain scales back foreign aid, threatening progress in global health

Britain scales back foreign aid, threatening progress in global health

The nation is often the second-largest donor to groups working in poor countries to prevent and treat infectious diseases, and to provide reproductive health services to women.
California plans to quit oil. Resistance is fiercer than you think

California plans to quit oil. Resistance is fiercer than you think

Dozens of state and local budgets depend heavily on tax revenue from oil, gas and coal to fund schools, hospitals and more. Replacing that money is turning out to be a major challenge in the fight against climate change.
Composting on the chopping block in Mayor Adams's budget

Composting on the chopping block in Mayor Adams's budget

Mayor Eric Adams wants to suspend the expansion of New York’s composting program, but experts say the program is crucial to the city’s climate targets.
Will Germany’s ‘debt brake' stop its green ambitions?

Will Germany’s ‘debt brake' stop its green ambitions?

The new government has big plans to modernize the economy and switch to renewable energy. But the question remains how it will pay for it.
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Carbon border tax is proposed by Democrats

Democratic Senators will introduce a plan on Monday to tax iron, steel and other imports from countries without ambitious climate laws.

Democrats call for a tax on imports from polluting countries
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Democrats call for a tax on imports from polluting countries

The party’s $3.5 trillion budget plan would include a carbon tariff, as well as a host of other climate actions.
Democrats float $6 trillion plan amid talks on narrower infrastructure deal
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Democrats float $6 trillion plan amid talks on narrower infrastructure deal

Democrats are considering moving unilaterally on a sweeping economic package even as bipartisan talks continue on a smaller infrastructure bill.
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