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Water recognized as key climate change solution at COP31

Water is emerging as a critical component in addressing climate change, moving beyond its role as a mere victim. As COP31 commences, there is a growing emphasis on water as a significant investment area. This focus encompasses its potential for climate mitigation and adaptation strategies, the protection of natural capital, and the enhancement of economic resilience. AI

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Water recognized as key climate change solution at COP31

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Kaveh Madani, Contributor ·

    Water Is Not Just A Victim Of Climate Change—It’s Part Of The Solution

    As COP31 begins, water deserves greater attention as an investment opportunity for climate mitigation and adaptation, natural capital protection, and economic resilience.