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Attaining net - zero carbon emissions globally by 2050 requires up to $20 tln : IMF - Energy - Business

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that sustainable investment funds would need to be shifted towards renewables and low-emissions solutions within the sectors involved in the global transition into a green economy, according to its report.

Source: english.ahram.org.eg
Published on 2021-10-04

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