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September 17, 2026|16:31

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ActionAid says climate-vulnerable nations spend 25 times more on debt than climate action

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

Climate-vulnerable countries are being pushed deeper into a cycle of debt and climate-related disasters, with governments spending nearly 25 times more on debt repayments than on climate action, a new report by ActionAid International has revealed.

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