Ambassador Dessima M. Williams, Chair of AOSIS 2009-2011, tells us how billions of dollars must be raised by 2020 to help the most vulnerable nations face the burden of the climate crisis it did not create.
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[2018 COP24] DAILY MESSAGES FOR CARIBBEAN CLIMATE JUSTICE
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[Longreads] A curated selection of featured publications about climate change and the Caribbean
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