Far right is biggest threat to global climate financing deal for world's poorest – Euractiv
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The rise of far-right parties in Western democracies represents a serious threat to the fight against climate change. That's why voters need to understand that green investment is a path to sustainable economic prosperity, writes Momodou Malcolm Jallow.
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