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Countries are facing growing economic, social and environmental challenges, increasing the urgency of building more resilient and inclusive economies, communities, and ecosystems. Addressing these challenges will require substantial investment, particularly in emerging and developing economies. International commitments and frameworks provide important direction, but achieving these goals will require significantly greater capital mobilisation while offering significant…

Climate risk is no longer a distant problem; it is starting to reshape how insurers, lenders, and property investors think about every flood map and fire zone. That shift is pulling climate analytics providers from the niche corner of the market into the mainstream toolkit for risk pricing. This article spotlights three U.S. listed climate…

Investment in Vietnamese climate technology startups fell 52% in 2025, largely reflecting the absence of a major funding round that had inflated the previous year’s figures, said a new report.

November 04, 2026 | 17:02(0) user say Recorded climate tech funding in Vietnam declined 52 per cent in 2025 to $49.86 million across 33 transactions, down from $104.20 million across 60 transactions in 2024.

According to the Vietnam Climate Tech Ecosystem Report 2026 series, total funding for the sector reached $49.86 million across 33 deals in 2025, down 52 percent from $104.2 million across 60 deals in 2024.

The effects of climate change continue to break grim records this year. The mercury is climbing. Species are dying. Atmospheric carbon is concentrating. But entrepreneurs keep inventing new technologies to counter these trends.

In its most basic form, entrepreneurial success can be a simple equation: the fortunate intersection of new ideas with the opportunities and resources to build them. However, for the business unicorns that launch and grow swiftly to a massive scale, a location in a city that matches entrepreneurs’ ideas with innovative ways of accelerating business…

Artificial intelligence (AI) is developing at a rapid pace and is increasingly being used by scientists to better understand climate change.

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Artificial intelligence has become a lightning rod in climate debates over concerns about the growing carbon footprint of the data centres powering the technology.