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Analysis: How the UK spent more than £11.6bn on climate aid since 2021 - Carbon Brief

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Analysis: How the UK spent more than £11.6bn on climate aid since 2021    Carbon Brief

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Analysis: How the UK spent more than £11.6bn on climate aid since 2021 - Carbon Brief
10/28/2026, 7:07:14 AM
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