Recovery
If you think governments aren’t delivering on climate promises in their economic recovery spending, you are absolutely right. An analysis by the International Energy Agency of more than 800 policy decisions from over 50 countries shows that only 2% of the COVID-19 stimulus funding promised has been spent on clean energy. This only represents 35% of the level of funding recommended by the IEA in its recent roadmap to net-zero by 2050. This is the time to increase the pressure on our elected officials, to make them accountable for their actions – or lack of action. Climate investment can’t wait.
— Wayne Visser
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