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Tuesday, June 9, 2026
News and Views from the Global South
Developing Countries Coping With Climate Change
CARIBBEAN: Sharing the Pain of Climate Change
With a recent study warning that the Caribbean could lose six percent of its Gross Domestic Product annually to the ravages of climate change, some experts say that a combination of adaptation funding and risk pooling is the region's best hope for the future.CHINA: Great Green Wall Rises, But Questions Remain
Dubbed "The Great Green Wall," a human-made ecological barrier designed to stop rapidly encroaching deserts and combat climate change is coming up across China. By 2050, the artificial forest is to stretch 400 million hectares – covering more than 42 percent of China’s landmass.« Previous Page
How can climate change provide opportunities for developing countries? IPS reports from across the South on key risks, trade-offs and political challenges to coping with the changing environment.
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