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The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has confirmed that financing directed toward fossil fuels still exceeds that allocated for low-carbon solutions, despite the expansion of financial policies to combat climate change. The report pointed out that investments in clean energy continue to grow, but funding for fossil fuels surpasses that for low-carbon activities across most asset classes. Additionally, more than 860 climate-related financial policies have been adopted in 111 countries since 2000, with priorities varying between regions.
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