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Matteo Cimellaro, John Woodside
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News, Politics
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April 28th 2023
The president of the Inuit Circumpolar Council’s Canadian arm says Inuit want direct access to an international fund dedicated to addressing destruction caused by climate change. But is a national loss and damage fund needed instead?
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