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New climate finance goal must have adaptation target Ahead of #COP29, decision-makers must recognise that the world’s ability to truly adapt to the impacts of climate change depends on the new climate finance goal. The future must be based on the Global goal on adaptation (GGA). Have you read this? https://lnkd.in/eavkq8uM

"Loss and Damage" can refer to the unavoidable impacts of climate change that may occur despite, or in the absence of, mitigation and adaptation. Loss and damage can include economic or non-economic losses. More in UNDP’s Climate Dictionary: https://lnkd.in/dz-3Ajvv

Want to hear about key issues, as we head into the critical #JuneClimateMeetings next week? We've pulled together some of the key developments and upcoming milestones on the global climate change agenda to help keep you informed. Including on: • Climate finance • National climate plans • Transparent reporting • Boosting resilience • The Article 6.4 carbon crediting mechanism • And more on the road to #COP29 Read it here: 👉 bit.ly/3wSjTCJ

We are in Bonn attending UN Climate Change's #JuneClimateMeetings. Leonardo Valenzuela Pérez, PhD has been actively engaging with delegates to discuss the future of ocean-climate solutions in this international process. Our focus this week has been the Ocean and Climate Change Dialogue facilitated by the governments of Canada and Chile, debating the topics of "marine #biodiversityconservation and #coastalresilience," and "technology needs for ocean-climate action," including finance links.   One of our positions in this dialogue is to call for active international coordination and collaboration to enable the advancement of marine carbon dioxide removal (#mCDR) research, development and demonstration. We emphasize the interdependent nature of biodiversity conservation and #climateaction, and the need for comparative risk assessments to understand potential biodiversity co-benefits while addressing any potential for negative socioecological impacts.   #UNFCCC #ClimateChange #Bonn2024 #Biodiversity #Sustainability #Innovation #ClimateTech #OceanSolutions

It is very important to keep key issues on top of our minds. #JuneClimateMeetings

COP29 has become widely known as “the finance COP,” given its intense focus on climate finance. Our blog delves into the latest insights and explores the critical role of climate finance and adaptation in managing climate risks. https://lnkd.in/dak9ETu5 #COP29 #McKinseyAtCOP

COP29 has become widely known as “the finance COP,” given its intense focus on climate finance. Our blog delves into the latest insights and explores the critical role of climate finance and adaptation in managing climate risks. https://lnkd.in/g4A2BG6w #COP29 #McKinseyAtCOP

COP29 has become widely known as “the finance COP,” given its intense focus on climate finance. Our blog delves into the latest insights and explores the critical role of climate finance and adaptation in managing climate risks. https://lnkd.in/d-gzV3ME #COP29 #McKinseyAtCOP

The 5 Recommendations from this paper in brief:   #1 Reduce emissions rapidly to minimize dependency on CDR.   #2 Report reductions and removals separately   #3 More removals on land, more forests,  improve forest management and soil carbon, while protecting biodiversity. #4 Reduce risks for removals on land, such as from wildfires and changes in carbon dioxide fertilization #5 Close the CDR gap - promote energy-efficient, scalable, cost-effective novel CDR technologies. #BCR #CDR #Pyrolysis #Biochar #Climate #CRCF

COP29 has become widely known as “the finance COP,” given its intense focus on climate finance. Our blog delves into the latest insights and explores the critical role of climate finance and adaptation in managing climate risks. https://lnkd.in/gE853eWH #COP29 #McKinseyAtCOP